The child to whom Morata dedicated the goal against Sweden is dead

Little Miguel Angel didn’t make it. He was only 10, and he died of cancer. Miguel Angel is the child to whom Alvaro Morata dedicated the decisive goal scored with Spain on November 14 against Sweden. It was 86 ‘and the Juventus player with his goal sent Roja to the World Cup and Ibrahimovic’s Sweden to the playoffs. The Juventus striker also posted a story on Instagram to remember him: “One of the news I never wanted to receive, but a great lesson that will remain with me for life. The strength of a great family and having been able to share with you some time. Your star will always stay and travel with me wherever I go. Rest in peace Miguel Angel “.

The gesture

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Once he had scored Morata had approached the bench and had received a yellow star, which he then raised to the sky. It was the gesture he had chosen to remember Miguel Angel, whom he had met, with Pablo Sarabia and Unai Simon, the day before in the national team hotel in Seville. Spain also published a post to remember little Miguel Angel:

The memory of the star

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A boy from Malaga who has been fighting cancer for months, he is a great football fan. The Pequeño Deseo Foundation had organized the meeting. The dedication was to remain private, but the gesture ended up becoming public domain. Not even two months later, Miguel Angel is gone. His memory and his star will remain, who led Morata and Luis Enrique’s national team to the World Cup in Qatar.