Football has always been the soul of louis diaz and when he was a child he played two or even three games every day, according to two of his childhood friends, with whom EL HERALDO spoke in his homeland, canyonsin La Guajira.
“Lucho was the one who ran the most, so he was the one who rang the doorbell at a house near the school where we studied. We would keep going because if anyone else touched him, he would run so fast that he would leave us behind,” his friend recalled with a laugh. Deimer Arturo Gomez Suarezwho is now 24 years old.
It was always the same house as it was the only one that had a doorbell but the day came when the owner realized who the perpetrators of the prank were, he caught them, reported them and scolded them
Deimer studied with Luis at the Remedios Solano Educational Institution during primary school and lives in the Lleras district, where the player of the Liverpool† He says that “we never got tired of playing football first and then bowling, hiding, spinning or whatever, until they reluctantly dragged us home.”
He believes that Luis Díaz has managed to get to where he is because of his dedication, his love for football and his great talent. “He was the one who practiced the most, they had to take him out of training because he wanted to play with the big ones,” he adds. agitated.
The young man adds that he feels very happy waiting for the final of the ‘Champions League‘ where his friend will be the main character, the one he loves very much and who he believes has not changed his way of being, his simplicity and the friendship they have.
Source: El heraldo
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