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We Can Only Pray That Salvador Cabanas Survives - Nelson Valdez
Borussia Dortmund attacker Nelson Valdez has reacted with shock to the news that compatriot Salvador Cabanas was shot...
Jan 25, 2010 4:20:00 PM
By Stefan Coerts
Paraguayan attacker Nelson Valdez has taken the time to react to the news that friend and fellow international Salvador Cabanas was shot in the head in a bar in Mexico City and has stated that he can only pray that Cabanas will survive.
"I talked to Oscar Cardozo and Justo Villar and from here we can only pray. We are hurt, we give full support to the family of Salvador from here," said Haedo to Primero de marzo.
"Salvador is a great friend. We have a lot of conversations about who is better and more consistent. We can only wait now and we really hope that everything will go well."
Juan Angel Napout, the president of the Paraguayan Football Association, also spoke of his hopes that Cabanas survives the brutal attack.
"We hope that his sitiation will improve. It's hard to express what we feel right now. We must remain calm and pray that Salvador survives. We are trying to contact people from the Mexican Football Federation to get more information. We know that his condition is very serious though," Napout said to 780 AM.
"I talked to Oscar Cardozo and Justo Villar and from here we can only pray. We are hurt, we give full support to the family of Salvador from here," said Haedo to Primero de marzo.
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"Salvador is a great friend. We have a lot of conversations about who is better and more consistent. We can only wait now and we really hope that everything will go well."
Juan Angel Napout, the president of the Paraguayan Football Association, also spoke of his hopes that Cabanas survives the brutal attack.
"We hope that his sitiation will improve. It's hard to express what we feel right now. We must remain calm and pray that Salvador survives. We are trying to contact people from the Mexican Football Federation to get more information. We know that his condition is very serious though," Napout said to 780 AM.
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