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Maradona bringing son-in-law to Inter

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As Massimo Moratti confirms Diego Maradona will work for Inter, there are reports he'll bring son-in-law Sergio Aguero to San Siro. According to the Gazzetta dello Sport, Maradona will try to convince Atletico Madrid hero Aguero to make the move to Inter. It would be a family affair, as Maradona's daughter Giannina is expecting a baby from Aguero in February.

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September 20, 2008  11:52 AM ET
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Well, you can take the boy out of the villa, but you can't take the villa out of the boy....once again Maradona proves that whether it's chillin' with Fidel, or interviewing Blatter on his own syndicated talk show, he truly is "il capo di tutti capi".

September 20, 2008  12:28 PM ET
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Wow, i guess that baby is going to have quite the footballing genes...

September 20, 2008  01:19 PM ET
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Is he dropping the Browns off at the Super Bowl in that picture?

September 20, 2008  02:25 PM ET
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If kun wants to be succesful, STAY IN ATLETICO!!! He's the star player of a team who has a legitamite shot at winning La Liga this year and make a good run in the Champions League. What more do you want? Staying in Atletico will make him legendary.

And if I was Atletico, I'd do anything to make this player happy. He's already said that he is happy there. Now prove it by making him the highest paid player in the world!

What is Maradona doing? Shouldnt he be doing these jobs for Napoli? Aint that a stab in the back.

September 20, 2008  05:46 PM ET
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Inter would be better leaving the patheitc little dopehead in Argentina where they think he is someone they should be proud of.

September 20, 2008  06:20 PM ET
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Sergio Aguero should stay in Atletico and become a legend. Maradona will not take the job for Inter. He would only work for Napoli or Boca.

September 20, 2008  08:45 PM ET
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Agree with the Napoli comments. Should have some loyalty to them.

September 20, 2008  10:16 PM ET
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He still owes millions in back taxes in Napoli so don't expect to see him there anytime soon....

September 21, 2008  03:50 AM ET
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Wasn't the president of Boca juniors?

September 21, 2008  07:15 AM ET
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Aguero needs to be careful here, Diego Maradona concerns himself with one person and one person only - Diego Maradona.

 
September 22, 2008  09:22 AM ET
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This is a perfect example of how Maradona burps, and it becomes news.

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