Depicted: Popular football player who fell eight floors until his death of Adelaide rooftop bar in the middle of the day
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- Mario Bacaj told teammates that he was not feeling well
- Death is not treated as suspicious
A football club is in mourning after a popular player fell his death from a bar on the roof in Adelaide.
Mario Bacaj, 28, had to play for the Adelaide Eagles Soccer Club on 15 June, but around 10.15 am in the group chat of the team he felt unwell and could not play.
A few hours later, his teammates received the crushing news that Bacaj was, was dead afterwards Falls from the eight -storey 2 kW bar and restaurant in the CBD at around 4 p.m.
“Everyone is destroyed,” said a man who is connected to the club.
“He is Albanian, raised in Italy. He loved football. Just a happy, beautiful boy – like the most perfect boy in our community. ‘
“We played with him every weekend.”
A football club mourns in mourning after a popular player fell from a bar on 15 June on the roof in Adelaide (Mario Bacaj is depicted)
Bacaj died after falling the 2 kW bar and the restaurant in the CBD around 4 p.m. (depicted, play for former Club West Adelaide Raptors)
Police and emergency services swarmed the area on Sunday afternoon, with the location (photo) closed for a few hours while they investigated the tragedy
Bacaj had lived in Adelaide for a few years, worked and studied and was about to obtain his building permit.
On Monday, deep -sad teammates gathered on the footpath under the 2 kW -bar to lay white flowers and pay their respect.
One card was: “Pushafsh në paqe mario” – Albanian for “Rest in Peace Mario.”
Police and emergency services swarmed the area on Sunday afternoon, with the location closed for a few hours while investigating the tragedy.
The trade was then suspended for the rest of the day.
A spokeswoman for 2kw bar and restaurant told News Corp They were ‘deeply saddened by the incident’.
It is understood that Bacaj only went to the location and his death is not treated as suspicious.
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