BREAKING NEWS: Young Spanish Coach Tested positive to coronavirus has died

21-year-old Spanish football coach Francisco Garcia becomes youngest Coronavirus victim in Malaga

The Malaga-based club confirmed that their 21-year-old coach Francisco García died having tested positive for coronavirus and suffering from leukemia.

A 21-year-old Spanish football coach Francisco Garcia, who worked with Atletico Portada Alta, has died from coronavirus. Garcia was also suffering from leukemia after being taken to the hospital with severe coronavirus symptoms.

Francisco Garcia has become the youngest death from the virus in Malaga.

Atletico Portada Alta released an emotional statement on social media about the death of the young coach. The club statement read: "From Atletico Cotada Alta we want to express our deepest condolences to the family, friends and relatives of our coach Francisco Garcia who has left us, unfortunately, unfortunately, today.

"And now what do we do without you, Francis? If you were always with us when it was necessary, helping us and giving your all. How are we going to continue conquering winning in the league? We don't know how, but surely we will, for you. We will not forget you, rest in peace, phenomenon. Forever."

As reported by a Spanish daily sports newspaper, García had been coach of the club's Infantil Aside for the last four years while his pre-existing health status placed him upon the most vulnerable group for the coronavirus.

García passed away on Sunday afternoon, while on Monday it was confirmed that Spain had overtaken South Korea as the nation with the most cases of the virus globally.