Diego Maradona has suffered a drug overdose, and his condition is critical. A fleeting memory then surfaces: the beginning of his career as a soccer player.

Worry over the player's well-being began to strain familial bonds. In 1978, Diego made his debut with Argentina's national team.

In Uruguay, Tota and Chitoro maintain a watchful presence over Claudia. The year 1980 marks the acquisition of Pelusa by Boca Juniors, and he participates in his inaugural World Cup.

The news often gravitates toward the unsettling. Diego's move to Barcelona began poorly, a disquieting start to his time there.

The weight of what was settled upon Claudia and Tota, demanding they face shadows of their history. Meanwhile, Diego finds himself compelled to depart Barcelona.

Though the immediate peril has passed, Diego Maradona remains in a critical condition. His arrival in Naples ignited an extraordinary fervor among the city's inhabitants.

Diego brought Coppola on as his manager, and in doing so, encountered Cristiana Sinagra.

Diego was deeply in love with Cristiana. Simultaneously, at the clinic, Maradona battled withdrawal.

Diego sought cocaine, but clinic staff intercepted him. It was 1986, and the national team had arrived in Mexico for the World Cup.

In the 1986 World Cup, Argentina faced England in a match that would become legendary. Diego, though recovered from injury, found himself reverting to old patterns of behavior.