Former Uruguayan Football Prospect Mario Bruno Bentancor Dies at 22 After Stealing Clothes During Trial in Argentina

Mario Bruno Bentancor, a 22-year-old Uruguayan striker trained at Peñarol and most recently with amateur club Deportivo Italiano, died on Wednesday from cardiorespiratory arrest. Days before his death, he traveled to Buenos Aires for a trial at Argentine first-division club Deportivo Riestra. He was not retained and reportedly stole clothes from teammates during the trial. His death was confirmed by Deportivo Italiano, which paid tribute to him. The article also includes links to other sports news, such as Tour de France incidents and coaching changes.

First published Aug 4, 02:00 PM UTCUpdated Jul 25, 06:52 AM UTC1 reports · 1 sources

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Former Uruguayan Football Prospect Mario Bruno Bentancor Dies at 22 After Stealing Clothes During Trial in ArgentinaHome Football - actualitésWesternJul 25, 06:52 AM UTC

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