The transfer market in Argentine soccer moves with great intensity. So much so that in the last hours, the former Estudiantes Juan Ignacio Cavallaro, agreed to link him to Arsenal de Sarandí, a club he will join to play the next Professional League Cup (LPF).
The winger, 29 years old and a native of Paraná, arrives free from La Serena in Chile. The former Tigre player practiced this Friday with the team led by DT Federico Vilar and will sign his contract in the next few hours, which will run until December 2024.
The footballer also played for Unión de Santa Fe, Estudiantes and San Lorenzo. Abroad, he played in the Liga Deportiva Universitaria de Quito and in La Serena, a Chilean second division team, where he played 30 games and scored 6 goals.
Arsenal, who got rid of Tobías Zárate in recent days (he returned to Vélez Sarsfield), Santiago Paiva and Felipe Peña Biafore (he arranged his arrival at Lanús), is last in the general table of positions and averages. Added to this bad panorama are the previous departures of the native of São Tomé and Príncipe, Luis Leal, as well as the Colombian Juan Manuel Cuesta Baena, who returned to Deportivo Independiente Medellín (DIM).
“Arse” will debut in the League Cup against Instituto de Córdoba, as a local. There will be 14 finals for the “Viaduct” team. In those games they will seek to maintain the category, but the outlook is complex, since in the Professional League they finished last with 22 points, 3 below Colón and Huracán. In addition, the Sarandí team occupies the bottom position in the averages, 17 points behind Sarmiento de Junín.
2023-08-06 03:13:17
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