Fabián O’Neill Wife: Was Fabián O’Neill Married?

Fabián O’Neill Domnguez was a Uruguayan footballer who played in the midfield. Little is known about O’Neill’s love life. However, it was revealed in an interview that he was married:

“Everyone at Juve adored me. There was also Salas, the Chilean. But I always went out with Montero. Once they had a party in Inzaghi’s apartment and brought the women from the TV programs (the showgirls).”

“And they got me involved in dancing and drinking beer. They all ended up having sex except me. How nice huh? The next day I saw the same girls on tv and I told my wife: ‘Look, last night we were with all of them and I didn’t go out with any of them’”.

Fabian O’Neill died on Sunday, December 25, 2022, at the age of 49, according to Uruguay’s soccer federation.

According to ESPN, O’Neill was admitted to the hospital on Saturday, December 24 2022, in a coma with bleeding from chronic liver disease.

Fabián O’Neill began and ended his career at Nacional, where he won the Uruguayan Primera División in 1992. He played the majority of his career in Italy, primarily with Cagliari, but also with Juventus and Perugia.

Fabián O’Neill made 19 appearances for Uruguay, beginning with the Copa América in 1993 and ending with the FIFA World Cup in 2002.

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