We are active: Brian Sarmiento has a new club

The name of Brian Sarmiento, is not one more in Argentine soccer. The midfielder always showed that he has great ability with the ball but for different reasons he faded away and also became a celebrity figure in our country. Now, at 32 years old, he adds a new chapter to his career and will act out his arrival at Independent of Amenábar of the Second Division of the Venado Tuerto League.

Sarmiento’s last adventure in soccer was in San Miguel de la Primera B Metropolitanawhere he was until the end of 2022, where he played four games as a starter, on 14 occasions he entered from the bench and only scored a goal but he went free.

Until recently he appeared in the Gualeguaychú Carnival, where he was part of the dancers of the comparsa camarr. “This is beautiful, it is unique and I am fulfilling this dream”I told him a Channel 9 Coast.

And now, the footballer who was popularized by the phrase and song tame active He will continue to be linked to soccer and will be part of the Venadense League. There is the particularity that in the First Division of the tournament of the town of Santa Fe, participates FC Hughesteam where Ignatius Scoco He is president and player.

According to local media, Sarmiento has a great friendship with the player denis ponzelli and that is why he will be a new Independiente player. It would premiere on February 26 against the Belgrano Social and Sports Club.

Brian Sarmiento’s career

Sarmiento began in Students but because of parental authority, he went to Spain at the age of 17 and there he began his career Racing from Santander, Xérez, Girona and Salamanca.

He returned to Argentina to play in Careers, Arsenal, All Boyshad a short stint Ponte Preta from Brazil and returned to the country to be part of Quilmes. He went abroad again and defended the colors of Royal Garcilaso of Peru.

After Peruvian soccer there were the best versions of Sarmiento: in Banfield and Newell’s. But then she would leave again. she was in the Volos from Greece, Aurora from Bolivia and his last step through San Miguel.