Lewis Kamb is a national FOIA reporter for NBC News, based in Seattle.
The FBI was asked to track down an old urine sample that Diego Maradona gave during the 1994 World Cup while investigators in South America probed new drug allegations against the soccer star two years later, newly released documents show. The request for assistance came on Sept.
Maradona, who is widely considered one of the greatest players in soccer history, died in 2020 of a heart attack, days after undergoing emergency brain surgery. He was 60. During his legendary but controversial career, he led club teams to championships in Argentina, Italy and Spain.
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