Multiple reports say that seven healthcare professionals in Argentina are on trial over allegations of negligence related to Diego Maradona’s death. The coverage also cites testimony from Maradona’s masseur, who describes the football icon as bloated, bedridden, and resigned in the period before he died. According to the reporting, the prosecution claims that the care provided to Maradona may have fallen below required standards and that it could have contributed to his death. The trial, which reportedly began in mid-April, focuses on whether those involved in his medical and support care failed to act appropriately. The accounts presented in court include the masseur’s characterization of Maradona’s condition leading up to his death, alongside broader allegations involving multiple healthcare workers. The reports describe the proceedings as ongoing, with the issue centered on potential negligence rather than only the circumstances of death. The sources collectively frame the trial as an effort to determine whether medical treatment and supervision met professional obligations during Maradona’s final days.