In a display of compassion and loyalty, Club Nacional de Football has announced that they will continue to pay the weekly salary of their late player, Juan Izquierdo, to his family until his contract expires in 2032.
This gesture is a testament to the club’s commitment to supporting their players and their loved ones, even in the most difficult times.
Juan Izquierdo, a 27-year-old defender, tragically passed away five days after suffering a cardiac arrhythmia during a match between Club Nacional de Football and San Paulo in the second leg of the Copa Libertadores Round of 16.
His sudden and unexpected passing sent shockwaves through the football community, and his club has rallied around his family in their time of need.
The club’s president has confirmed that they will not only continue to pay Izquierdo’s weekly salary until the end of his contract but also provide his family with a sum of money after that. This ensures that his loved ones will continue to receive financial support in the years to come.
This heartfelt gesture is a shining example of the football community’s capacity for kindness and solidarity.
Club Nacional de Football’s commitment to Juan Izquierdo’s family is a testament to the enduring bond between players, clubs, and their loved ones.
