Categories: Social Responsibility

Santiago Ascacibar could return to Estudiantes

Santiago AscacibarCremonese player, from Italy, could be one of the new faces of Estudiantes de La Plata for the 2023 season after negotiations by his representatives for the footballer to return to La Plata.

The directors of the Pincharrata club had a meeting to reach an agreement that could possibly be announced in the next few hours. The idea is that they transfer him from Europe so that he can return to Argentine soccer for a period between six months or a year.

His last game was in November 2022 and during his stay in the ranks of the Italian team he has been able to be present in twelve games without being able to score a goal.

Could it be time for the midfielder to play again the emotions of the team that saw him play his first games as a professional? For now, the possibilities are quite latent and the Leon fan can dream of his arrival.

GM

Anna Edwards

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