Uruguayan 🇺🇾 Side, Club Nacional de Football President Has Announced That Juan Izquierdo's Family Will Receive The Player Weekly Salary Until His Contract Expires In 2032

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Uruguayan 🇺🇾 Side, Club Nacional de Football President Has Announced That Juan Izquierdo's Family Will Receive The Player Weekly Salary Until His Contract Expires In 2032
Once The Player Contract Expires In 2032, The Club Will Still Continue To Give His Family A Sum Of Money
The 27-Year Old Defender Suffered A Cardiac Arrhythmia And Collapsed In the Middle Of The Match Between Club Nacional de Football Vs San Paulo In The Second Leg Of The Copa Libertadores Round Of 16 & Sadly Passed Away In Hospital 5 Days Later
Izquierdo was married and had two children, one of whom was born ten days before his death.💔🥺
May His Soul Rest In Peace 💔
It's more than a game⚽️🥺🫶🏼Gret Gesture from Club Nacional

 

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