Mateusz Deluga, journalist from Ostroka

Mateusz De Luga died suddenly on Tuesday afternoon. In the evening, it was announced on MZKS Narew Ostrołęka’s Facebook profile. Shock and disbelief…it wasn’t supposed to be like this. We have been cooperating for several years, always at the level, always with passion. He never refused when asked for help, even at a very late hour. Narew lived every day – described.

– last call Worried about the possibility of returning to Ostrołęka and the very attractive job at the club. It wasn’t meant to be the last. Mateusz De Luga left us today – added. As part of the collaboration with the club, Mateusz DeLuga created content for social media.

Mateusz Deluga graduated from Journalism and Social Communication at the University of Warmia, Mazury and postgraduate studies in Sports Management at the Warsaw School of Economics.

In 2016 he completed an internship at TVP Sport, from fall 2016 to mid 2017 he worked at the Olsztyn branch in Telewizja Polska. Then he was associated with the football website LigaMistrzow.com for a year, and Since the fall of 2020 he has been cooperating with the Television Media Agency, Responsible for information and journalistic content at TVP.

Our editorial colleague Mateusz DeLuga passed away yesterday at the age of 29. We have lost a friend, colleague, and a kind and gentle man who we could always count on. And this is how we will remember him, – Daniel Leskevich wrote on TwitterManaging Editor of Interactive Media at the Television Information Agency.

Yesterday, our editorial colleague Mateusz DeLuga passed away at the age of 29. We have lost a friend, colleague, and a kind and gentle man who we could always count on. This is how we will remember him. https://t.co/dFJ5MftoD2

– Daniel Liszkiewicz (@Dan_Liszkiewicz) April 12, 2023

Mateusz Deluga also said goodbye to the Institute of Journalism and Social Communication of the University of Warmia and Mazury. You can write a lot about his passion, commitment, and never leaving his face. There are no words today. Very fast, sure. Bye Matthew. Rest your press pen there.