
Sport
Share
Published 15:20 26 Jun 2025 BST
Updated 15:09 27 Jun 2025 BST

An 18-year-old Argentine footballer named Camilo Nuin tragically passed away after undergoing knee surgery last night.
The exact cause of Nuin's death has not yet been disclosed, but the procedure he underwent is understood to have been the kind commonly performed on athletes suffering from meniscal and cruciate ligament injuries, aiming to restore stability to the joint.
The left-footed midfielder had been playing for Argentinian second-division side San Telmo who are based in Buenos Aires.
Nuin's tragic death was announced in an official statement by the club.
It reads: “It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Camilo Ernesto Nuin, a player in our youth and reserve divisions, who was undergoing surgery today.
"We join his family, friends, and team-mates in this difficult time and remain at their disposal for anything they may need."
Nuin joined San Telmo in 2022 after playing for both Boca Juniors and Independiente’s youth academies.
San Telmo have announced that the club will stay closed today as staff and players mourn the loss of Nuin.
The Argentinian Football Association has also commented on the teenager’s passing,
Taking to X to express these words: “The Argentine Football Association, through its president Claudio Tapia and executive committee, expresses its sorrow at the death of Camilo Nuin and extends its condolences to the player's family."
Sport

Goalkeeper Jesus Owono makes statement after he was involved in collision with Spanish footballer who died
The tragic incident occurred during a Spanish second division match on Monday. FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono has released a statement, after he was involved in a collision with the Spanish player Jesus De Miguel, who died on Tuesday morning from a cardiac arrest. The collision took place during a match between Tenerife and Andorra […]
Sport
12h
Jim Ratcliffe’s INEOS sack club manager as statement released
He has been relieved of his duties with immediate effect. INEOS, the chemical company owned by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, have taken the decision to sack the head coach from one of the football clubs they run. Alongside Manchester United, the INEOS Group also run OGC Nice in Ligue 1, and FC Lausanne-Sport in Switzerland, and […]
Sport
19h
Sport