BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Jorge Messi, the father of football superstar Lionel Messi, died on Friday night at the age of 68 at a medical clinic in Rosario, Argentina, after a long illness, the Messi family confirmed to Reuters. Jorge had remained close to his son throughout Lionel Messi’s football career and had also served as his representative for several years.
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