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Argentine footballer Ezequiel Esperón dies after falling from building
The accident happened Sunday when part of a balcony collapsed, according to witnesses.
Argentine footballer Ezequiel Esperón has died after falling from the sixth floor of a building in Buenos Aires. He was 23.
Esperón's boyhood club Atlético All Boys confirmed the death in a statement, saying it was "deeply saddened" by the accident.
The accident happened Sunday when part of a balcony collapsed, according to witnesses.
Esperón previously played as a midfielder for Mexico's Atlante and Brazilian rivals Grêmio and Internacional.
He had been without a contract since leaving Atlante in May.
– AP
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