It seems that Argentine soccer legend Diego Maradona sensed the hour of departure, so he recorded a heartbreaking voice message about his youngest son, "Malak", a few hours before his death.

In the audio message, the world soccer star asked the husband of his ex-girlfriend, Veronica Ojeda, to take care of and care for his 7-year-old child (Maradona), called "Digito Fernando," according to what was published by the British newspaper "Daily Mirror".

Maradona said in the recording to "Mario Boudri", the new husband of the boy's mother: "Take care of her and take care of an angel who is incomparable in his beauty." The recording was posted by Argentine journalist Luis Ventura on an American chat show.

Veronica attended the funeral of the Argentine soccer legend alongside her son Digito last Thursday, and she made no comment.

Maradona had five children, and his two daughters, Janina and Dalma, who Maradona had from his ex-wife Claudia Viavenni, were for many years the only two daughters recognized by the legend.

A few months before the birth of his daughter Dalma, his son, "Diego Junior", was born from another woman, but it took 29 years for Maradona to admit that he had a son from Italian Cristina Sinagra.

In 2008, Maradona also recognized his daughter Jana, born in 1996 through his relationship with Valeria Sabalen, who was closest to him during his last months, in addition to Digito, 7 years old.

According to his lawyer, Maradona also had at least three children in Cuba, but he did not recognize them.

 Maradona's personal physician, Leopoldo Locke, cried as he denied wrongdoing over the death of the soccer icon, and officials investigating allegations of medical negligence raided Locke's home and clinic on Sunday.

 The doctor said, "I am horrified that my friend died. I don't blame myself for anything. Someone is trying to find a scapegoat here."

Police are investigating whether Maradona's death at his home in the suburbs of Buenos Aires was an unintentional murder, and Dr. Locke visited prosecutors on Monday to volunteer for questioning.

 Diego Maradona was taken to hospital for surgery to remove a blood clot in the brain, and he was discharged from the hospital on November 12 after the successful surgery, but he died of a heart attack.