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Maradona: Using drugs was my biggest mistake


   
Diego Maradona confesses  taking drugs  “is the biggest mistake I’ve ever made” as the Napoli legend counts himself lucky to still be alive.

Maradona is regarded to be one of the greatest players in  football  history, but his substance abuse is widely thought to have held him back from reaching even greater heights. “I was 24 when I started doing  drugs. I was at Barcelona. It’s the biggest mistake I’ve ever made,” the mythical No 10 told Tuttonapoli.

“My daughter asked me to live for her when I was in a coma. I thank God because he woke me up and listened to my daughter.

“Women, money or drugs the biggest problem? The biggest problem is drugs. Drugs kill.“

“I have the great fortune of being here talking to you. If I continued to take them, I’d have died no doubt.

“For 13 years, I haven’t taken anything and I feel great.”

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