The Buenos Aires court announced that the verdict in the trial over Diego Maradona’s 2020 death will be delivered on December 22. The case, which has been in the spotlight since the football legend’s November 25, 2020 death, sees seven healthcare professionals charged with negligence.
The trial concluded Thursday after six months of hearings, during which Maradona’s daughter Dalma Maradona offered a brief statement, and several accused doctors gave short testimonies. The proceedings focused on alleged lapses in medical care that allegedly contributed to the star’s fatal heart attack.
This case marks one of the most high‑profile medical‑negligence investigations in recent Argentine history, drawing attention from both the sports community and the public. The court’s decision will not only determine the defendants’ legal fate but also set a precedent for future medical liability claims.
The verdict will be announced on December 22, following the court’s review of the evidence and testimonies. The outcome will close the six‑month trial and potentially influence the national debate on healthcare standards.