El Ciclón brought in Donato Larrosa, from Juventud de Las Piedras, from the second division of Uruguayan football. They had already added a 26-year-old player to the reserve team in the summer.
Following the scandal unleashed last week by the sending of a false bank transfer receipt to Independent Rivadaviathe Marcelo Moretti’s management at San Lorenzo has created a new controversy by hiring a 22-year-old Uruguayan player who joined the club’s fourth division squad to train.
Is about Donato Larrosa, creative midfielder from Juventud de Las Piedrasfrom the second division of Uruguayan football. The footballer, who has played 18 matches and has not yet scored any goals, appeared this Monday at the Ciudad Deportiva, where the club’s lower divisions train, and put himself at the orders of the technical staff of the fourth, in charge of Claudio González and Germán Voboril.
However, Larrosa hopes to soon ascend to the reserve managed by Germán Ayude.
The news spread to social media, where fans of San Lorenzo expressed their dismay, days after the Complaints by Daniel Vila, president of Independiente Rivadavia, to Marcelo Moretti for the false receipt to prove a transfer not made for the purchase of the player Matias Realiwho nevertheless remains in the squad Leandro Romagnoli.
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San Lorenzo’s signings had already generated surprises in the summer, in the first transfer market of the new administration. In that instance, the Cyclone acquired Maximiliano Zelayaa 26-year-old defender acquired to nourish the reserve team that was then managed by Romagnoli, when Rubén Darío Insúa was still the coach. Unusual: Zelaya was bought from Saint Lawrence of Paraguay along with goalkeeper Orlando Gill. Zelaya is the son of the representative Mariano, of the same surname, close to Moretti.
San Lorenzo will play again this Tuesday in Uruguaywhere he is doing the preseason, against Penarolafter having been defeated in their summer presentation 2-0 against ProgressThen, on July 20th, he will receive Hurricane in it New Gasometera test to measure the mood of the fans regarding the leadership, prior to the Copa Libertadores round of 16 match against Atletico Mineiro from Brazil.
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