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Argentina legend Diego Maradona admitted to hospital with kidney stones
The 51-year-old has been taken to a private clinic in Dubai and will be operated upon later on Sunday
By Stefan Coerts
Maradona, Wasl uae- Getty
Al Wasl announced that head coach Diego Maradona has been admitted to a local hospital. The 51-year-old went for a check-up earlier on Sunday and was diagnosed with kidney stones.
Maradona was kept in for observation and it was later decided that the former Argentina star will undergo surgery.
"He felt pain this morning so he was sent to a private hospital in Dubai this afternoon. He will be operated on this evening and he is expected to be discharged tomorrow," said an Al Wasl spokesman.
Al Wasl is expected to provide further updates about Maradona's situation on Monday.
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Maradona was kept in for observation and it was later decided that the former Argentina star will undergo surgery.
"He felt pain this morning so he was sent to a private hospital in Dubai this afternoon. He will be operated on this evening and he is expected to be discharged tomorrow," said an Al Wasl spokesman.
Al Wasl is expected to provide further updates about Maradona's situation on Monday.
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