As the 1990 World Cup approached, Diego Maradona was the greatest footballer in the world, yet the tournament in Italy was the beginning of the end for him.
The Argentinian maestro entered the competition after leading Italian team Napoli to the most successful period in their history while becoming a legend in the city.
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