Ik ben El Diego, God van het voetbal

His story isn't just about football; it's about the highs and lows of a life in the spotlight. I'm curious what motivated him to open up about his challenges.

The detailed memories of his upbringing and rise to fame really brought the football culture of that era to life for me. How did others connect with his background?

His honesty and vulnerability might reshape the idol image many have of him. Do you think this autobiography changes the narrative around his legacy?