The former Popular player attacked the new reinforcement from Universidad de Chile after affirming that he comes with the objective of defeating the Cacique.
University of Chile in recent years it has not had great performances at the local level, fighting relegation and having a lousy institutional present. In this sense, the signings that they made have not made the grade and practically every season they have to put together a team from scratch due to poor results.
A player who arrived this year to strengthen the lead was Ronnie Fernandezwho did not meet the expected goalscoring quota and only scored 5 goals in 26 games in the National Championship. For this and thinking about 2023 they signed the 31-year-old Argentine, Leandro Fernandezfrom Independent of Avellaneda.
In the Directv Sports program, “That’s how you talk about football”, the brand new battering ram of the blue He promised the lay fans, like so many other players, that in 2023 they would win a Superclassic against Colo-Colo.
“I found out here in Chile the number of years that Universidad de Chile fails to beat Colo-Colo. But this year that will change. I came to change the history of the U, I want to win the classic against Colo-Colo”.
This statement did not go down well with Popular fans and some former Cacique players. This is why many protested on social networks taunting player and referring to the fact that it has been almost ten years since the university cast has not heard of victories against the albos.
The ”Rogue” car stop
A former Colo-Colo who responded to the new “U” striker was Jaime “Pillo” Verawho in conversation with RedGol attacked Leandro Fernández and sent him a concise but forceful message.
“I think he has to remain silent and first demonstrate and speak with facts, after playing at the Monumental and beating Colo-Colo, not before. They haven’t won there in so long“, he claimed.
The current coach was a player in the Eternal champion between 1981 and 1987, obtaining six titles with the jersey albain which three stand out Chilean Cup and three local championships.