Monterrey, Nuevo Leon
Royal football is in mourning this Tuesday after the death of Aaron Gamal, ex-soccer player who’s jerseys Tigers Okay and Puebla, as well as in the Mexican team
The ex-zaguero suffered a heart attack at the age of 62, was also remembered as the first born in Sonora when playing in First Division and retired in 1992.
Gamal played in Tigers from 1988 to 1991, a period when he was not limited to scoring goals as a center-back, with a record six goals. He was later linked to the Autonomous University of Nuevo León as a coach of children’s and youth categories.
Season 1989-90. Tigres scores one of the fastest goals in history against Necaxa. Less than a minute and Tigres already won with a goal from Aaron Gamal. pic.twitter.com/vWonKCvRzR
– History of Tigres UANL (@HistoriaTigre) 23 August 2018
Aaron won the Mexico Cup in the 1987-88 season with the colors of Puebla in a final against Blue crossHe played two games with the Mexican National Team and played the Youth Football World Cup in 1981 it was held in Australia.