His cousin, Bash Mnati, remembered him as a “perfect man”.
“He was so nice, he was so good, he never had any trouble with anyone,” Mnati told the ABC.
“He just got married about three months ago and his wedding party was in two months’ time. He was a soccer player, he was a very fit guy. He used to always do sports. He never smoked, doesn’t drink.”
The Gunners Soccer Club, where he played, also paid tribute on Facebook.
“Ady was a true gentleman both on and off the field and will be greatly missed. Rest in Peace Brother.”
Relatives have remembered the Liverpool man as an amazing person after he died suddenly after contracting COVID-19.
Jack MahonyDigital Reporter
August 4, 2021 - 2:35PM
A Liverpool man who died with COVID-19 has been identified by the Daily Telegraph as 27-year-old forklift driver Aude Alaskar.
He is one of two deaths New South Wales recorded on Wednesday - the other was a woman in her 80s - taking the state s COVID death toll to 73.
Mr Alaskar passed away on Tuesday after he collapsed inside the Liverpool unit he shared with his wife and was unable to be revived by paramedics.
Aude Alaskar passed away after contracting COVID. Photo: Facebook