Through social media, the death of the champion was confirmed with Leon in 1992 due to Covid-19
the former footballer Benet Bravo, Champion with Lion in the 91-1992 Tournament, died on the night of December 24 from coronavirus in León, Guanajuato.
‘Venadito’, as the Mexican player was known, he was admitted to a clinic in León, Where he reportedly spent days hospitalized, but in recent days has shown further improvement a relapse from this disease caused his death.
Through its social networks, the current champion club of Mexican football sent its condolences to the family of the player.
“We deeply regret the death of our teammate and friend Benet ‘Venadito’ Bravo. Endearing Leonese player, coach and talent trainer. We join in the grief that overwhelms his family and loved ones. Forever, ‘Venadito’.”
Former footballer Alberto Coyote also joined in the condolences posted by the emerald club, via Twitter.
“What sad news, it hurts to know that you lost a friend. With whom you shared so many pleasant moments on and off the court. Always cheerful, always professional at 100. Never forget your advice to learn to play the position. Thanks Venadito. Rest in Peace “were the words with which Coyote, current coach of Tapatío, wrote for Bravo.