Argentine football legend Diego Maradona is recovering after brain surgery. Maradona, 60, arrived at the hospital on Monday 2nd November with a subdural hematoma. His doctor recently revealed that the athlete made it out of surgery successfully.

“I was able to evacuate the hematoma successfully and Diego tolerated the surgery very well,” said Maradona’s neurosurgeon, Leopoldo Luque.

“Diego is under control,” Luque told reporters outside of Buenos Aires’ Olivos clinic.

Maradona’s doctors discovered the brain clot after he arrived at the Ipensa clinic in La Plata. He suffered from anaemia, dehydration, and depression, an MRI revealed the hematoma.

Maradona, who turned 60 on Friday, is one of the best football players of all time. He helped lead Argentina to a World Cup win over West Germany in 1986. Maradona was the tournament’s best player. He also played in four different FIFA World Cups.

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Earlier on Tuesday 3rd, November Luque said that Diego Maradona was “not well psychologically and that has an impact on his physical wellbeing,” NBC Sports reported.

“My idea is to have him hydrated for three days, see the evolution, and adjust the medication. Diego is a person who is sometimes excellent and sometimes not so much. He could be 10,000 times better, and bringing him here helps him. It’s very difficult being Maradona.” Lique revealed.

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