Overview
- Fillol confirmed he registered in a remote secondary-education program and bought a computer to study online.
- He plans to complete 28 remaining subjects, pledging the same commitment he showed in his football career.
- He left formal schooling around age 14 when he joined Quilmes’ youth system to pursue professional football.
- The announcement came via a video on his social channels, drawing widespread congratulations from fans and from Mario Kempes.
- He noted he will first learn basic computing to participate in the distance classes.