Federico Martin Aramburu: Former Argentina international 'shot dead' in Paris aged 42
Previous Argentina worldwide Federico Martin Aramburu was apparently shot dead in France from the beginning Saturday.
The 42-year-old, who was covered multiple times, played at the 2007 World Cup in France and scored an attempt against the hosts to assist Argentina with completing third.
As indicated by L'Equipe, Aramburu was killed in a hit and run assault in Paris.
The French paper said he had been engaged with an early-morning contention in a bar with a returned in a gathering vehicle and shot him.
A homicide examination has been opened by the Paris investigator's office. Police are accounted for to be searching for three suspects.
An accolade was paid to Aramburu before France's Six Nations finale against England at Stade de France, with his picture displayed on the arena's big screen.
Dimitri Yachvili, previous France scrum-half and colleague of Aramburu at Biarritz, said "the game has lost a sibling who adored life".
Aramburu was "generally certain, enthusiastic and ready to go", Yachvili told the Sud Ouest paper.
"More than being an extraordinary colleague, he was a delightful individual who adored rugby."
Aramburu had spells at French clubs Perpignan, Biarritz and Dax prior to joining Glasgow Warriors in 2010.
The Warriors said they were "stunned and disheartened" by Aramburu's "unexpected and appalling passing".
They added: "The exemplification of a genuine champion and much-cherished by every one of, the contemplations of everybody at various times at the club, are with his family at this massively troublesome time."
The Pumas said they "won't fail to remember his attempts and his presentation" at the 2007 World Cup, where he scored two attempts.
Previous club Biarritz sent its "most earnest sympathies to his family [and] his nearby relations" and guaranteed them of its "complete help".
