"Take care of her and my angel," Maradona told Mario Boudri, husband of his ex-girlfriend Veronica Ojeda.

The late star fathered 5 children, they are his two daughters, Delma and Gianina, from his first and only wife Claudia Villavan, whom he married from 1984 to 2004, and Digito, whom he gave birth to from Veronica in 2013, and Diego Junior and Jana.

Surprising details of the last ten days before his death.

Lawyer Rodolfo Baki confirmed that Maradona suffered a fall and hit his head on the side opposite from which he underwent surgery, and was not treated.

In an interview with "TN" TV, Bucky explained: "Maradona fell on Wednesday before his death. He was hit, fell and then was hit, and he was not taken to the hospital for a CT or MRI scan."

He added, "When he fell, they just lifted him and stopped him. The blow was not strong but there was a fall. His head hit the right side opposite to the one he underwent surgery. He was carried off the ground and continued his life normally."

Paki, apparently quoting the nurse, indicated that when Maradona was discharged from the "Olivus" center, in which he underwent surgery, he was supposed to be accompanied by nurses and specialists, but the player did not want them to be present, and he refused their presence with him, which was approved by his doctor after that, as quoted Spanish newspaper "AS".

For their part, eye witnesses confirmed that Doctor Leopoldo Luca had allowed Maradona to leave the hospital, only 8 days after undergoing brain surgery.

On the nineteenth day, the doctor came to Maradona's house, and a quarrel occurred between them before Maradona expelled him from the house, knowing that the last visit to the doctor was a few days before Maradona died of a heart attack.

The Argentine police indicated that inspections are underway at the doctor's home and clinic, and investigators have interviewed Maradona's relatives, in an attempt to find out to what extent the doctor was responsible for treatment, and how many times he visited him.