They put him in a bind. In an interview via YouTube for Giancarlo Granda’s “Tiempo Muerto” program, Leao Butrón had to answer who was the worst player he saw in his career. In it, the Former Alianza Lima replied that it was Cristian Zúñiga, the remembered striker who appeared with a dance and left through the back door of the victorian club. Here is his statement.
SEE MORE: Leao Butrón and the situation of Alianza Lima in 2020: “The decline was underestimated”
During the Interview, Leao Butrón had to confess that the “worst” player he saw in his career It was the Colombian striker Christian Zuniga, but adds that the footballer suffered stage fright because he broke it in training. In addition, he adds that in that year 2020 he could have been hired better.
Before the tight question, Butrón answered the following: “He was my friend and everything, but you know what I think? that he was not bad as he was here, stage fright got the better of him. It was Zunigacan be?“
Also, the former goalkeeper told details of what he saw in the footballer and how he was surprised by the change he had in training and in official matches: “Do you know what he told me at the presentation? “Parce, I’m nervous.” I said “but how? It’s a friendly. It’s the presentation, nothing happens. Cristian, calm down”. I saw him in training and I saw him powerful, I said “this one is going to save the year”, but when I saw him on the field he stumbled. Already when she passed him again she saw that fear won and fear won. He went to the psychologist, but I don’t know what happened“.
Finally, the former Alianza Lima says that he expected much more from Cristian Zúñigawho had to leave in the middle of the year by his own decision: “I saw him in training and said “this zambo is going to break it with that physique”, but in the games it cost him. I feel like he could have made better hires that year.“.
Where does Cristian Zúñiga play?
Cristian Zúñiga, 30, currently plays for Potros del Este in the Panamanian league. After passing through Alianza Lima he returned to the Central American league.