Rodrigo Muniz, the legendary Argentine footballer, passed away at age 29 on Sunday night. He was known for his exceptional skills as a striker and his contributions to the Argentina national team.

Muniz began his career in the youth ranks of Argentino Unido before moving on to play for local rivals Boca Juniors. His performances were so impressive that he was invited by former coach Diego Maradona to join him at the club's academy.

In 1986, Muniz made his debut for Argentina, scoring twice against Paraguay in a friendly match. He went on to become one of the most successful strikers in the country's history, scoring more than 400 goals throughout his career.

After leaving Boca,Football Hot News Desk Muniz joined Al Ahli, where he became a key player. He played in both defense and attack, and helped lead the club to several league titles and cups.

Throughout his career, Muniz was a symbol of Argentine football. He was a natural born goal scorer and had a knack for finding the net. His style of play was unique and often featured a lot of movement and skill.

Muniz' passing ability was also a highlight of his career. He could move with ease through the middle of the pitch and create space for teammates to score goals.

Unfortunately, Muniz did not live to see his talent take its full measure. He passed away at the age of 29 from complications related to his heart disease. His passing is a testament to his dedication and passion for the game, and his legacy will be remembered for many years to come.

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