Emiliano Martinez in Kolkata: For the first time ever, Kolkata, the City of joy, will be visited by Argentine custodian Emiliano Martinez. The best custodian in the world and winner of the FIFA World Cup 2022 sent bespoke, heartfelt notes and autographed gloves to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and legendary Indian cricketer Sourav Ganguly. Follow Indian Super League LIVE Updates on InsideSport.IN
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The Best Keeper from the FIFA World Cup 2022 will be visiting the City of Joy on July 4th, according to a recent report by Mohun Bagan. He will begin his two-day journey by going to the Club tent of the renowned Kolkata Giants, Mohun Bagan AC. Martinez was also seen holding a Mohun Bagan jersey while sending his best wishes to Kolkata’s football fans
”So excited to go to the city of Kolkata and meet you in person. I will see you in July very soon. ” Through Satadru Dutta, Martinez sent the Chief Minister of West Bengal a video message that concluded, “Take care Didi.”
The proprietor of A Satadru Dutta Initiative and renowned sports promoter Satadru Dutta, who is credited with bringing Pele, Diego Maradona, Dunga, and Cafu to Kolkata, went above and above to bring Dibu Martinez to India. Martinez also asked Sourav Ganguly, the former BCCI president and India captain, to teach him cricket in a message.
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”Dada, I am looking forward to meeting you in City of Joy, Kolkata and learn some cricket from you. See you very soon, take care”. On his Facebook page, Satadru also shared another video about Ganguly with the message from Marinez.
He will attend a number of charitable activities in Kolkata in addition to meeting the two acknowledged Bengalis there. At a memorial service for the Argentine star Diego Maradona, Martinez will pay respect to him and teach young athletes a master class.
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