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Insua referred to Gattoni’s trip to Europe without authorization from San Lorenzo: “Not yet…”

The technical director of San Lorenzo, Ruben Dario Insuaacknowledged that “yet” is not “angry” with the defender and captain, Federico Gattoniwho left to Italy without club authorization to withdraw his community passport for a future transfer to European football.

The coach conditioned the outcome of the story on keeping the word of the player, who last week assured him in a private chat that he would renew his contract with the institution.

“I would divide the issue into two parts. The player is in negotiations to renew his contract. The week before, he spoke to me and told me that he was going to accept the club’s offer and that he would sign the agreement during the week“, introduced in a note with ESPN.

Yesterday he called me and told me that he was going to travel because they had to give him his passport“, he pointed out about the news that caused surprise this Monday in the world San Lorenzo.

The defender, starter and captain last Saturday in the victory over ArsenalHe was absent from training today due to his trip to Europe, the second he made this year, although the first -in the middle of the preseason- was with the approval of the club.

Anna Edwards

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