Bruno Bentancor dies at 22, mourning in Uruguayan football
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 23, 2026, 7:31 PM
Last updated Jul 23, 2026
Bruno Bentancor, a 22-year-old striker from Uruguayan football, has died following a sudden cardiorespiratory arrest on July 19. Bentancor, known for his time at Peñarol’s youth academy, was recently in Buenos Aires for a trial with Deportivo Riestra. His passing has drawn emotional tributes from local clubs, including a heartfelt message from Deportivo Italiano, highlighting his impact and legacy. The unexpected loss has left the football community in mourning as they remember his potential and contributions to the sport.
- •Bruno Bentancor died from cardiorespiratory arrest on July 19.
- •He was 22 years old and a product of Peñarol’s youth academy.
- •Bentancor had traveled to Buenos Aires for a trial with Deportivo Riestra.
- •Deportivo Italiano paid tribute with a heartfelt farewell on social media.
- •His death has led to mourning across Uruguayan football.
- 7:31 PMYahoo Sports — Mourning in Uruguayan football after Bruno Bentancor's sudden death
"Uruguayan football is in mourning following the confirmation of the unexpected death of Bruno Bentancor, a striker just 22 years old. The young forward, who came through Peñarol’s youth academy, su...
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