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Final farewell to Paco Gento
Florentino Pérez attended the burial in Guarnizo, the madridista legend's hometown.
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Santiago Bernabéu bids Gento a touching farewell
The wake was attended by hundredss of fans who bode farewell to Real Madrid's honorary president.
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He represented the Spanish national team in 2 World Cups
Gento made his international debut in 1955 and went on to play 43 times until 1969.
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A legendary forward line
Gento defined an era for Real Madrid's attack alongside Kopa, Rial, Di Stéfano and Puskas.
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Honorary President of Real Madrid since 2016
He was unanimously voted in by the Extraordinary General Assembly of Members on 23 October of that year.
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Two Latin Cups
He won the cup with Real Madrid the two times he played in it.
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Gento and the first Intercontinental Cup
Real Madrid won the trophy for the first time in this competition with the Cantabrian key in the victory.
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He won 12 league titles, another all-time record.
Gento has won the most titles in this competition.
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The funeral chapel will open today at 7pm at the Santiago Bernabéu
It will be open until 10pm and tomorrow from 10am to 1pm.
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The president's institutional statement about Paco Gento
