Uruguayan soccer player Juan Izquierdo died Tuesday at a hospital in Brazil five days after collapsing during a game at Sao Paulo. He was 27. Hospital Albert Einstein in Sao Paulo said in a ...

Copyright 2024 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Juan Izquierdo of Uruguay’s Nacional, bottom, lies on the pitch after collapsing during a Copa ...

This is what they wrote on their social meia accounts: "It is with deepest pain and shock in our hearts that Club Nacional de Football announces the passing of our beloved player Juan Izquierdo.

Nacional defender Juan Izquierdo has passed away at age 27 just days after collapsing on the field, his club announced on Tuesday night. Izquierdo suffered cardiac arrest during a Copa ...

Juan Izquierdo, 27, suffered cardiac arrest on Aug. 22 while he was playing for Nacional against São Paulo in Brazil. By Qasim Nauman Juan Izquierdo, a Uruguayan soccer player who collapsed on ...

Nacional defender Juan Izquierdo has died after collapsing on the pitch during a Copa Libertadores match earlier this month with an irregular heartbeat. The 27-year-old Uruguayan suffered a ...

WASHINGTON — The crowd at Nationals Park roared Monday evening, and Juan Soto, savvy veteran that he is, took a couple steps out of the batter’s box as the tribute reached a crescendo.

The New York Yankees' offseason acquisition of star outfielder Juan Soto has been one of the bigger storylines all season. Soto has fit in well with the Yankees, helping them to become one of the ...

The Yankees traded for Juan Soto this past offseason, guaranteeing them only one year with the superstar right fielder before he hit free agency. Sometimes these types of deals result in a quick ...

There was real buzz Monday night at Nationals Park, buzz because Juan Soto is back to man his old spot in right field — albeit for the New York Yankees — and buzz because Dylan Crews made his ...

Juan Soto celebrates with Aaron Judge after he scores on his solo home run during the seventh inning on August 25, 2024 at Yankee Stadium. Robert Sabo for NY Post The question, eventually, will ...