The midfielder who had been part of the Academy Reserve died this Friday and the causes of his death are being investigated.
This Friday, Argentine football was shocked after the sad news of the death of Brian Lópezformer reserve player Racing of only 24 years. The midfielder emerged from his hometown club, Adiur de Rosarioand then came to the Academy as part of the 99 category where he played for a few years before continuing his career in Canada.
Currently, he had already returned to Argentina and defended the colors of Chabás Hurricane, from the Casildense league. This last team shared the news on their social networks and expressed their condolences in a statement: “Today it is our turn going through a very hard time. We have to say goodbye to Brian Lopez. It is really very difficult to find words to be able to give to your family, your friends, the group you were part of in our institution. Now all that remains is to face this moment, all together, to be able to move forward as the great family that we are, supporting each other. We are all trying to fall, to process what happened. Today we cannot talk about football, the ball, the instances, Sunday. Today We will try to understand that Brian is no longer with us. From Huracán, we send our deepest respects to Brian’s family and friends. Thank you for what you gave us and for defending our shirt with such chivalry,” they said from the Casilda club.
For its part, since Racing They also mourned López’s death and sent their condolences to the family: “We regret to announce the death of Brian López, former player of our institution. With great sadness, We share this news and express our condolences to all his family and loved ones.” The same statement was released on the official Adiur de Rosario account.
The footballer was from the litter of Lautaro Martínez and played in Racing for years and, since he had no place in first class, he decided to emigrate to another club.
One of his former colleagues, Brian Mansillaregretted the news and said goodbye to his friend on social networks: “Turrito dear I didn’t get to give you the 9how many trips we shared to Rosario and How many talks we had. Rest in peace, Loquito“.
Not many details of the situation were provided, but It was announced that his death is under investigation.
Brian López’s football career
As a child, I was a fan of Central Rosary and managed to play for the club until the Seventh Division. After being free, he went to Adiur, where he began playing as a central midfielder. It was then that He was signed by Racing at Sixth Division age.
He reached the Reserve and in early 2020 emigrated to Canada to defend the York Unitedjust before the coronavirus pandemic.
When he returned to Argentina, he decided to join the country leagues and joined the Chabás Hurricanea club that competes in the Casildense League.
Source: Ambito
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