Breaking News: Bryan Reyna's Stellar Performance with Belgrano - Latest Updates and Highlights

2024-02-25 12:46:07

Bryan Reyna already has 2 goals with Belgrano. Photo: capture/TNT Sports | capture/TNT Sports

Belgrano beat Talleres 1-0 on date 7 of the Copa de la Copa Argentine Professional League 2024. In this new edition of the classic from the city of Córdoba, Bryan Reyna He is a starter and has been performing well. The pirate team opened the scoring with a great goal from the national soccer player before the first minute of this match.

This is the second goal that the winger of the Peruvian team has scored with this squad. Let us remember that the 24-year-old footballer came to this club from Alianza Lima.

This was Bryan Reyna’s goal in Belgrano vs. Córdoba Workshops

Bryan Reyna He applied his speed to score the first goal of the clash between Belgrano and Talleres de Córdoba. The national attacker received a ball in the area and took the goalkeeper to define with his left leg.

The defenders of the rival team claimed an alleged advanced position of the Peruvian footballer. However, after the VAR review, the referee validated the pirates’ goal.

Bryan Reyna made history with his goal in Belgrano vs. Córdoba Workshops

The goal of Bryan Reyna in it Belgrano vs. Workshops entered the history of the pirate group. The 24-year-old winger’s goal is the fastest of all the Córdoba classics that have been played so far.

This score surpasses that of Luifa Artime, who scored 2 minutes into the game in a match played in the Apertura Tournament of the 2000 season.

Bryan Reyna spoke after scoring his first goal on the previous date

After scoring his first goal with the Belgrano, Bryan Reyna He declared for the TNT Sports cameras and was very happy with his quick adaptation to Argentine soccer.

“For me this is very important for my career. I have come here to fight, to excel and, most of all, to help the team. Little by little I am gaining pace, I am getting used to Argentine football; Peruvian football (soccer) “It’s different. We know that this is going to help me, we know that Argentine football is very demanding, very physical and, as a player, it is going to help me a lot,” he said.

“I have more control as a winger, but the teacher gives me some instructions on how to go out, take advantage of the backs and I think I can play as a second striker because I am a fast player. With the coach we are at death’s door. We knew that the victory was going to be to arrive because we worked a lot for this. All the games they beat us by the minimum and, today, thank God, the result came,” he added.