Who was Juan Izquierdo?, Uruguayan Nacional player who died at age 27 in SP Juan

Who was Juan Izquierdo?, Uruguayan Nacional player who died at age 27 in SP Juan Manuel Izquierdo Viana was born in the Nuevo Paris neighborhood, in Montevideo, in Uruguay, on July 4, 1997. He was married and had two children., a and a newborn baby. He started playing football in his neighborhood, joining Club San Francisco. Since then, passed the Liverpool FC training courses and, posteriorly, in CA Cerro, team where he officially debuted in the first division in 2018. As a professional player he played for Peñarol, Montevideo Wanderers, San Luis of Mexico and Liverpool FC, where he won the Super Cup and the 2023 Uruguayan Championship. Already at the National Football Club, Juan joined the team's main squad in two stages. The first was in 2022, conquering the Clausura and Uruguay champion, and returned for the current 2024 season, where he won the intermediate tournament. Athlete was hospitalized last Thursday (22) after feeling unwell in a game against São Paulo in the Copa Libertadores. He was rescued and taken to the ICU with a condition of "cardiac arrhythmia" to the Albert Einstein Hospital, in the South Zone of the capital of São Paulo. Medical report indicates brain death after cardiorespiratory arrest.