Mystery as award-winning former Chelsea soccer star’s young wife dies – leaving behind their two-year-old son and sending Australian football into shock
- Lily, the wife of A-League and Macarthur FC star Ulises Dávila, died this week
- The couple have a son together, Uli Jnr, who is just two years old
- It comes after they were separated by Covid and he missed the birth of his son
- The international football community has shared messages of love and support
By Josh Alston For Daily Mail Australia
Published: 11:58 AEST, 30 May 2022 | Updated: 12:38 AEST, 30 May 2022
The Australian football community is in mourning after Macarthur FC star Ulises Dávila’s wife died suddenly this week.
The former Mexican international and Chelsea football star is one of the biggest names in the Australian A-League and the 31-year-old shares a child, Uli Jnr, with his late wife.
Tributes have been flowing in from A-League clubs and the international football community, with the A-League social media account posting: ‘Everyone at the A-Leagues is saddened to hear @mfcbulls’ tragic news that Ulises Dávila’s wife, Lily, passed away overnight,’ he said.
I can’t help but wonder if she got the Covid “vaccine(s)”. I’ve lost four friends already that received those shots, but they were much older. Doesn’t say that they know why she died at such a young age or if she had any kind of health condition.
Of course it was the vaxx, just one of thousands with thousands more to come.