Corresponding to the second date of the Argentine Professional League Cupthe Peruvian side Luis Advincula he returned to add 90 minutes with his club, Boca Juniors. The footballer of the Peruvian national team started actions in the 2-1 victory over Aldosivi in Mar del Plata, a match in which his good performance was highlighted by those in charge of the TV broadcast.
“This is not the Advíncula that arrived in Boca. It’s improved.” mentioned Sebastián Vignolo, rapporteur of the match, during a passage of the second half. His driving partner, Diego Latorre, agreed that the ‘Rayo’ has experienced a noticeable rise in level compared to his first months with the xeneizes.
This was not the only opportunity in which the ‘Pollo’ praised the conditions of the 31-year-old player. In the first half, when summing up the individual matches against winger Edwin Mosquera, he highlighted his good physical condition. “The right side of Boca is a tractor”, were his words.
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A few days ago, after the clash against Colón on the opening day of the tournament, the Argentine press also widely echoed a taco play with which Advíncula subtly removed the mark of two rivals. In the general balance of said meeting, he obtained good scores from media such as Olé and TyC Sports.
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At 41′ of the first half, during the match between Boca Juniors vs. Aldosivi for the second day of the Professional League Cup, the Argentine sports journalist referred to Luis Advíncula’s physique after cutting off an offensive by Martín Palermo’s squad.
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After arriving in July 2021 from Rayo Vallecano in exchange for an approximate amount of 2.2 million euros, Luis Advincula signed a contract with the auriazul team until the end of 2024. This is the second stage of “Bolt” in Argentine soccer, since in 2016 he played for Newell’s Old Boys.