Alfredo Di Stefano might have had a with if they were growing up around the same time, Argentine compatriot Jorge Mario Bergoglio, who was elected Pope Francis the other day in Buenos Aires, the Actual Madrid great has said. Di Stefano, who's more than the 76-year-old Bergoglio just over ten years, wrote in his regular column in Spanish sports everyday Marca that the couple had gone to the same school and lived near each other in the Argentine capital. "As imaginable his election filled me with enormous joy," Di Stefano wrote. "The Pope was probably one particular kids with whom I played baseball in the street," he added. "In the neighborhood we put together right suits with everyone against everyone until it got dark. "You'll have to ask him because at that time I was the famous one, from when I was tiny, as I belonged to the River Plate childhood school, everybody knew me." Di Stefano is widely considered one of the greatest people of all time and served to turn Real Madrid, the Manhattan project Liga team he joined in 1953, into one of the world's top factors. Among Pope Francis's predecessors, John Paul II, who died in 2005, was a goalkeeper in his youth. Reuters
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