Roberto Fleitas, a 91-year-old former professional football player and head coach for the Uruguay national team as well as several elite Uruguayan clubs, has passed away.
Roberto Fleitas cause of death
Roberto Fleitas’s cause of death has not been disclosed to the entire public; this could be allocated to family-related staid issues for privacy’s sake.
Roberto Fleitas obituary information
Meanwhile, the entire family has not yet noted or given to the public the burial and other arrangements; it was noted that plans are in progress and would be publicly announced in due time.
In addition, Fleitas managed the Uruguay national team and several top-level Uruguayan clubs, including the Club Nacional de Football.
Also, he won the 1987 Copa America as Uruguay’s head coach and won multiple titles with Nacional, including the 1992 Uruguayan Primera Division.
Not forgetting the 1988 Copa Libertadores and the 1988 Intercontinental Cup. Fleitas won the South American Coach of the Year award in 1988.
He has been one of the best personalities so far, and during those moments in the sports industry,. He respects everyone and learns new features all the time.
