Ex-Real Madrid president Lorenzo Sanz has died after testing positive for coronavirus
THE FORMER club president of Real Madrid, Lorenzo Sanz, has died at the age of 76 after being diagnosed with coronavirus.
In the week, one of the businessman's three sons confirmed his condition had deteriorated with the diabetic suffering kidney failure. Iker Casillas lead the tributes to the former club chief, tweeting: "RIP President, a big hug to family and friends in these difficult times. And a very special memory for those who have also left us because of this fatal virus. Much strength to all."Los Blancos also claimed the 1996/97 LaLiga title during Sanz's first full season in charge, under the guidance of Fabio Capello.
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