Overview

• São Paulo released a celeste commemorative jersey bearing Izquierdo’s name and No. 3, with all royalties pledged to his family and presented by captain Jonathan Calleri.
• Nacional and Uruguay’s AUF arranged for Izquierdo’s wife to receive his monthly salary for seven years, and club officials said retiring his No. 3 is under discussion.
• Family members say CONMEBOL failed to deliver assistance they were told to expect, and their lawyer Pablo Durán said they will take a more formal step.
• Izquierdo collapsed during a Copa Libertadores match at Morumbí on August 22, 2024 and died on August 27 from brain death after a cardiorespiratory arrest linked to a cardiac arrhythmia, according to the treating hospital.
• On the anniversary, his wife, Selena, shared a handwritten letter recalling the moment he was pronounced dead at 21:38 and expressing her grief and tribute.