2024-01-04 05:00:44
The program promoted by Orlegi Sports to move its talent from Mexico to Europe through the Mareo Residency and which has in mind to open to other borders in the following seasons, suffered a severe setback in recent days when it was notified that two of the young people Mexican talents from “Generation One” do not return to Mareo and stay in Mexico after the Christmas holidays: Ángel “Chino” Contreras and Franco Rossano return to Club América, holder of their rights. Esteban Lozano, also owned by Club América, stays in Mareo.
It is a symbolic example: Lozano is having minutes – even with the first team, in the Second Division – and giving a great version, so the problem does not seem to be a question of Mareo’s work model, but rather a question of adaptation. of these two footballers. The two players were active in Isma Piñera’s Honor Division, where they barely had opportunities. Both came to Sporting due to the red and white club’s collaboration agreement with América, signed last summer. But the lack of adaptation of young footballers to a new country and continent, and to a different football, has led América managers to respond to the request of their youth players to return early.
Sporting assumes the decision and maintains intact confidence in the agreement with a very important entity in the Aztec country that also has a great relationship with Orlegi Sports. The red and white club emphasizes that within the club there is great satisfaction with the two players despite having only a few opportunities to show themselves and is convinced that the experience will have helped them. In addition to Esteban Lozano, Erick Medrano, Kevin Picón, Joshua Mancha and Sebastián Valenzuela have shown their willingness to continue. The club is very satisfied with the evolution that these players have shown to date.
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