“Truce” debuted in 2005 in Rosario Central and two years later it left to Europe. There he won multiple titles that also catapulted him to be an emblem of the National Team.
Ángel Di María’s journey began in Rosario Central, where he debuted as a professional in 2005 and his talent quickly took him to Europe. The news of his return to “Canalla” rumbled throughout world football, where he highlighted after almost two decades in the old continent.
Benfica, Real Madrid, Manchester City, PSG and Juventus, The teams that saw him display his quality and with which he celebrated titles of all kinds, from local leagues to the Champions League.
Some rumors indicated the possibility of arriving at the Inter Miami of Lionel Messi and company, but Di María chose the return to Argentine football, punished by the questionable decisions of leaders.
Everything indicates that your official debut could occur On June 28, when Rosario Central in front of Unión for the 16th final of the Argentine Cup. However, the presence of Di María will depend on how far it arrives Benfica (Share group with Mouth) in it Club World Cup. If the Portuguese team advances at the end instances, its return to Argentina would be postponed a few more days. In case of not being available for that meeting, its re -opening could occur on the first date of the Clausura Tournament, on the weekend of July 13, in front of Godoy Cruz in the Arroyito giant.
The full road of Ángel Di María
He debuted as a professional and quickly caught Europe’s attention.
- 2007 | Benfica (Portugal)
He won the League and several national glasses before his jump to the elite.
- 2010 | Real Madrid (Spain)
It was key in obtaining the 2014 Champions League, weeks before playing the World Cup final against Germany. He also won local titles and consolidated himself as one of the most determining players in his generation.
- 2014 | Manchester United (England)
His passage through the Premier was brief and without brightness. He played only one season under the command of Louis Van Gaal.
- 2015 to 2022 | PSG (France)
He shone again: 19 titles between Ligue 1, Cups and Super Cups.
- 2022 to 2023 | Juventus (Italy)
A season without titles before returning to Benfica.
He returned to the Portuguese club in June of that year, with local titles and little European presence.
Source: Ambito
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