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For one dazzling day, Diego Maradona was back on the streets of Naples on Oct 30. The Golden Boy rolled through the city in bronze form, as fans marked what would have been the Argentine football legend’s 65th birthday.

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00:00The people of Naples celebrated the 65th birthday of the late Diego Maradona in a special way on Thursday.
00:11They took photos with flags emblazoned with Maradona's name and portraits when the statue of the Argentine football legend rolled through the city.
00:19The statue, sculpted by Domenico Sepe, left its home at the Maradona Museum in the Spanish quarters for a day-long tour of the city that still calls him its king.
00:35This resident said Maradona was a true symbol of Naples, while another fan said the legend came second after San Gennaro in Naples.
00:43He said Maradona united the people of Naples and Italians from the north.
00:49He said Maradona is not dead, he's dead, but the soul lives within all the Napoletans and all the people who love him.
00:54For me, for years, I celebrate the birthday of Diego.
00:57He's always present, and then the beautiful thing is about the people, the people.
01:01The Maradona Museum is the first museum dedicated to the legend who died in November 2020, at the age of 60.
01:08Maradona is revered by Napoli fans, after he helped lead the local club Napoli to win the Serie A in 1987 and 1990, the Coppa Italia in 1987 and the UEFA Cup in 1989, making it the most successful period in the club's history.
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