Ex-Spain & Barcelona coach Luis Enrique confirms his 9-year-old daughter Xana passes away.
Xana, 9-year-old, has suffered from bone cancer for the last 5 months.
He announced in a statement on Twitter: 'Our daughter Xana has passed away this afternoon at the age of 9, after fighting for 5 intense months against osteosarcoma.
'We thank you for all the love received during these months and we appreciate the discretion and understanding.
'Also, we thank the staff of the Sant Joan de Deu and Sant Pau hospitals for their dedication and treatment, to the medical nurses and all the volunteers.
'With a special mention to the team of palliative priests of Sant Joan de Deu. We will miss you very much but we will remember you every day of our lives in the hope that in the future we will meet again.
'You will be the star that guides our family. Rest Xanita. Martinez Cullell family.'
R.I.P.
Lukabcstu
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it's very sad to hear these davastating news but I hope you'll find it deep in your heart to stay strong because although your beautiful daughter is not with you anymore I'm sure she'll be kept safe by the angels above,,. may she rest in peace 😔😢
Carintine
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May her beautiful soul rest in peace
Gabbiebrian
558
The Hardest part in a man's life.....children are always treasures in their parent's eyes.. No matter what may happen between them, blood is always thicker than water.... RIP.. To Her.. May your strength come from above..
Mocbdlmoy
435
may her soul rest in peace ☮️ ❤️
wendeinst
374
now we knw the reasons why he quit coaching... its shocking to hear this disturbing news.. may God give the family the strength to cope with this sadden news... rest in peace lil angel
Arnold_10
340
How sad man, my deepest condolences to him and to the family. May she rest in peace and may God put her soul in a safe place. God bless that family
Redimsy
172
sorry for your loss boss
Nesaiknruy_Legend
43
RIP. So sad to hear about such a young child leaving the world so early. My condolences towards the family for such a tragedy, words cannot be nearly enough to alleviate the effects of such a loss.