The former professional footballer, notable for his time in Central Rosary, He died this Tuesday morning at the age of 66. and after stay hospitalized for a week at the Italian Hospital of Rosary. The football world was shocked to learn of the departure of Black Palm.
The past Monday September 30Palma had been hospitalized after suffering a Stroke (CVA) characterized as hemorrhagic. First he was admitted in a delicate condition. Eva Perón Hospital of Granadero Baigorriabut important complications arose that forced his referral to the Italian Hospital of Rosario.
He was subsequently subjected to a surgical intervention due to the level of severity that the doctors detected in his condition.
At the time of the accident, the representative of the Rosario club He was having mates at his residenceas usual. Furthermore, days before the events, he was seen in the Rosario Central Sports City witnessing the day of classics against Newell’s of all youth categories. There he took photos with several of the fans.
Who was Omar P
soul?
In 1979, the Negro Palma debuted in Rosario Central, where He was champion three times: National 1980, Championship 1986/1987 and Copa Conmebol 1995.
He retired from professional activity in 1998although He always remained linked to Centralas a fan, a reference and then in a stage as a coach.
In his time as a coach In 2011, he directed 11 games with 4 wins, 2 draws and 5 losses in the then Primera B Nacional.
As a player He also played for Colón (1986), River (1987-1989)where he became champion of the Inter-American Cup, and in the Veracruz of Mexico between 1989 and 1992.
After hanging up the boots He joined the Justicialist Party (PJ) and in 2005 he participated in the elections. He won the communal presidency of Iberlucea and it remained until the end of the mandate, in 2009.
Source: Ambito
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