Argentine football legend Diego Maradona will come to Bangladesh in 2020 as a component of Bangabandhu Sheik Mujibur Rahman's 100th birth commemoration, Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) President Kazi Salahuddin told the media on Tuesday.
Despite the fact that the time and exercises of the World Cup victor has not been fixed up 'til now, Salahuddin said Maradona will come here as BFF's visitor to be a piece of the festival.
"Maradona has given his agree to our challenge to come to Bangladesh as a component of Bangabandhu's 100th birth commemoration. Since there are a ton of occasions to be held as part the festival, it is up in the air when he would come," Salahuddin told.
Maradona is relied upon to meet Prime Minister Sheik Hasina during his visit to Bangladesh just as partake in a few football-related occasions.
"It's affirmed that Diego Maradona is coming, yet subtleties and his agenda is yet to be fixed," BFF General Secretary Abu Nayeem Shohagh said.
BFF will have the 6th version of the Bangabandhu Gold Cup International Tournament from January 15 to 25 as the principal occasion of the birth commemoration festivities of the Father of the Nation.
Maradona, who is presently the mentor of Argentine Primera División club Gimnasia de La Plata is an unequaled extraordinary and the left-footed virtuoso won Argentina their subsequent world title in 1986 with exhibitions that will keep on being a significant piece of world football's history. He likewise instructed Argentina in the 2010 World Cup yet his side was wiped out the competition against Germany in the quarterfinals organize.
Sheik Mujibur Rahman, the Father of the Nation, was conceived on March 17 out of 1920 at Tungipara town of Gopalganj. The Awami League under his authority had led the opportunity development which prompted the freedom of Bangladesh from Pakistan in 1971.
His 100th birth commemoration will be in 2020. Naming the long stretches of 2020 and 2021 as Mujib Barsha or Mujib Year, Prime Minister Sheik Hasina has vowed to commend the 100th birth commemoration with individuals from all echelons if society through yearlong projects.
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