Luis Galván, world champion with the Argentine National Team in the 1978 World Cup and historical figure of Talleres de Córdoba, died at 77 years. I was admitted to the Reina Fabiola clinic following pneumonia.
Luis Galvánformer world champion soccer player with the ARGENTINE SELECTION in it World Cup 1978 He died at 77. I was admitted to the Reina Fabiola clinic following pneumonia. Córdoba workshopsClub where you have the record of games played, he remembered it on the networks.
The former 77 -year -old manner had entered the medical center about a month ago. As his family had explained in dialogue with El Diario The voice of the interiorduring his stay contracted an intrahospital virus that resulted in pneumonia.
“The Argentine Football Association, through its president Claudio Tapia, regrets the death of the World Champion Defender with the Argentine National Team in 1978, Luis Galván, and expresses his condolences to family and loved ones”commented on this AFA, lamenting the news.
“Until always, Luis. We communicate with great sadness the death of Luis Adolfo Galván, emblem of the club and world champion Argentina in 1978. We accompany his family and loved ones at this time, and we raise our prayers for the eternal rest of his soul”wrote Workshops in an official statement through their social networks.
Born in Santiago del Estero February 24, 1948, Luis Galván He began his career in the lower divisions of Independent of Santiago del Esterobut professionally debuted in Workshops Throughout his career with the Cordoba team he played a total of 502 gameshistorical record of the Cordoba institution, between 1970 and 1982.
After his first stage in Workshops, Galván defended the colors of the Loma Negra Social Club and Sports Between 1982 and 1983, he then went through Belgrano de Córdoba (1983-1984), Central Norte de Salta (1984-1985) and Bolívar Club of Bolivia In 1986, before finishing his career as a footballer again in Workshops
With the ARGENTINE SELECTIONplayed every minutes of the World Cup 1978 under the direction of César Luis Menotti. It also integrated the squad that participated in the World Cup in Spain 1982 and accumulated 34 presences with the national shirt.
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