72-year-old Juan Carlos continues playing football despite Parkinson's

Juan Carlos, aged 72 and diagnosed with Parkinson's, maintains his passion for football thanks to support from his wife, a friend and his personal determination.

The man began showing symptoms of the disease but initially refused treatment. His teammates told him that without medical attention he would not be able to return to the field.

A friend and his wife were key for Juan Carlos to move forward and continue practicing the sport he loves. The story was shared in a video on July 2, 2026.

The case highlights how passion for football drove Juan Carlos not to abandon the activity despite his diagnosis.

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Illustration of Silvana Acosta pleading for her father Nelson's care at Clínica Alemana due to Alzheimer's.
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Silvana Acosta repeats plea for help so father Nelson can receive care at Clínica Alemana

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The daughter of the former Chile coach, hospitalized urgently due to Alzheimer’s complications, thanked the support received and asked for prayers so he can fulfill his wish to be treated at the clinic where he has full coverage.

Jorge Bilardo said on Tuesday that his brother Carlos, 88, follows Argentina's matches from Buenos Aires and smiles while watching Messi.

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