INTRODUCTION
Mayo Clinic (2015) Defined the Performance-enhancement drugs as pills, injections or topical treatments that athletes use to increase their activity and performance, besides making muscles bigger, and recover from a hard workout more quickly by reducing the muscle damage that occurs during the session. This enables athletes to work out harder and more frequently without overtraining, and the use of them is definitely unethical. In this essay I’m going to discuss the legend athlete Maradona case and the reasons featured his use of performance-enhancement drugs, and the effects on his career and personality from using such drugs.

DIEGO ARMANDO MARADONA
According to Biography website (2015) information, Diego Armando Maradona born in 30 October 1960 is a retired Argentine professional footballer. He worked as a coach at many clubs as well as for the national team of Argentina. Many critics, experts, former and current football players and football fans regard Maradona as the greatest football player of all time. At the 1994 World Cup in the USA, Carr (2008) discussed that Maradona played only two games, …show more content…
(2009) said that in addition to a series of health problems caused by years of cocaine and alcohol abuse. He became excessively intoxicated the matter which wreak havoc on his heart, he infected with heart attack in 2004, also his body, became exceedingly overweight, when it seemed Maradona was on the verge of death, he recovered and following stomach stapling operation. Maradona lost his concentration and reputation as an ethical football player, and lost the FIFA’s trust, furthermore, he disappointed lots of his fans as a typical role model in playing football, his name bonded to the