Miguel Ángel Russo clarified how his health is: 'My illness always requires attention'

Miguel Ángel Russo He is one of the most remembered coaches of Millonarios, not only because he achieved a League and a Super League in the blue team, but also because of his charisma and his gift as a fighter that allowed him to face cancer.

Russo, who was champion of the Copa Libertadores with Boca Juniorsis currently the coach of Rosario Central in Argentina.

Some time has passed since the Argentine left Colombian football, when he coached Millonarios between 2017 and 2018.

During his stay in Colombia, it was learned about the coach's illness. Russo himself announced that prostate cancer was discovered and that hours before the grand final matches against Santa Fe he underwent chemotherapy.

Russo's health

Well now, on the eve of Rosario's match in the Copa Libertadores against Mineiro, Russo spoke again about his illness.

“The desire is to live every day that God gives you in life, to live fully. May mine, all the ones I love, be healthy and well. My illness always requires attention, you cannot neglect it,” said Russo on Cadena 3.

Ruso added: “My doctor is the one who is happiest. As long as my doctor is happy with me, he is the one who sees the studies in depth and everything that needs to be done… You need to be, beyond what is informed, permanently observed to prevent anything. “I am happy, calm.”

Regarding his current appearance, which has aroused concern, the DT commented: “This has many things to do with it, there are times when one has many things on one's mind and is worried about different situations or things to be defined, but ultimately I am not… “It can be something emotional, but health, thank God… If the studies are all good, there is no problem, that's how it is. I need controls.”

Russo enjoys every day of life and work, doing what he likes, on the soccer field, now leading Rosario.

“I live with joy. I enjoy the club, with my people, with my friends, with my family. I continue to enjoy a lot of things. I have many things pending, visits… they are calling me from many places for talks and things “For which I don't have time. At some point all that time is going to arrive.”

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