Fans in Naples pay tribute to Diego Maradona
Naples weeps: People take to the street to pay tribute to Diego Maradona
For a moment, Napoli closed their eyes full of tears on Wednesday afternoon. The city lost its patron saint for the second time. Diego Maradona is considered by all in Naples to be the greatest symbol of the city, epitomised by his two Naples murals where fans are congregating to pay respects to the great man. As news filtered out about the Argentinian legend's death, church bells began to ring throughout the streets. The climate is surreal, especially in the centre of the historic city. Local citizens are crying and hugging each other, while wearing masks on their faces. Cars are parked in the middle of the street with men smoking cigarettes.
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