Super Agent Mino Raiola has died at the age of 54, his family confirmed.
In a statement posted on Twitter, it was announced that the Italians had unfortunately lost their health wars.
Ibrahimovic and Raiola at the 2018 World Cup
Raiola wrote: "In the midst of infinite grief, we share the death of the most loving and amazing football agent ever.
"Mino fought until the end, and he used the same strength at the negotiating table to protect the players.
"As usual, Mino made us proud, but never realized it.
"Mino touched the lives of many people through his work and wrote a new chapter in the history of modern football.
Raiola with Pogba
"His existence will be forever missed. Mino's mission to make football a batter for players will continue with the same passion.
"We thank all of you for the tremendous support you have received during these difficult times and ask for the respect and privacy of family and friends at this sad time."
"The Raiola family."
The Italian media falsely claimed that the football agent had died, which was subsequently reported by the world media.
Real Madrid even expressed condolences after false reports appeared, but Raiola was forced to deny it in her hospital bed.
He tweeted: "The current health of those who want to know: they killed me for the second time in 4 months. It seems to be able to recover as well. ”
However, just two days later, his family confirmed the news of his death.
According to the German media "Bild", Laiola had been suffering from lung disease until her death.
The agent is known for taking care of Manchester United's Pogba, Borussia Dortmund's Haaland and legend Ibrahimovic.
Mino Raiola's journey to the pinnacle of football begins with making pizza
Raiola has been involved in some of the most historic transfers in history, known for his shrewd bargaining skills with the world's biggest teams.
Forbes estimates his personal wealth to be around £68 million.
In 2016, he brokered an £89m deal to bring Pogba back to Manchester United from Juventus for a world-record transfer fee.
SunSport has previously revealed how Laiola started making pizza to the pinnacle of football.
Born in Nocera Inferiore, Salerno, southeast of Naples, the Raiola family moved to the Dutch city of Haarlem at the age of one in Mino.
There, they opened a pizzeria called Napoli at Grote Markt in Haarlem, and Mino was not the first time he became a star, his sales model, charisma and customer service made him more than just a waiter.
When he negotiated with some of the sport's most important figures, these interpersonal skills were quickly diverted.
Raiola also took care of the likes of Matthijs De Ligt and Gianluigi Donnarumma.
Mino Raiola's family confirmed his death in a statement
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