Sebastián Sosa's Departure from Vélez: The Impact, Reactions, and Where He's Headed Next

2024-04-18 03:53:24

This Wednesday, Vélez Sarsfield announced that it had reached an agreement with Sebastián Sosa to terminate his contract. This news impacted all of Argentine football and generated many unknowns. Through his social networks, the Uruguayan goalkeeper broke the silence, made a statement and revealed where he will continue his career.

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With a story on his Instagram account, Sosa announced his departure from Vélez with a strong message. “We decided with Club Atlético Vélez Sarsfield to terminate the contract. “I think it was the most convenient for both parties,” he stated.

After this premature breakup, he left another aspect that motivated his determination. “This way I will be able to start another stage in an Argentine club.” Although he did not give further details, he surprised everyone with his idea of continuing his career in the country.

Sebastián Sosa’s statement after his departure from Vélez. (Photo: Capture sebauruguayo1/IG)

On social networks, Vélez fans targeted the goalkeeper for his sudden departure and the lack of communication about it. “Without even apologizing for the lack of respect he had with Vélez,” “The only thing that surprises me about this guy is that he has offers to play here after what he did” and “My God, he plays the victim,” were some of the fan reactions.

The reactions of Vélez fans after the departure of Sebastián Sosa. (Photo: Capture @PasionFortinera)

The comments of Vélez fans after the departure of Sebastián Sosa. (Photo: Capture @PasionFortinera)

Vélez’s statement

Today the separation of the player Sebastián Sosa from Club Atlético Vélez Sarsfield was signed.

Termination of the contract is with immediate effect and without further obligations for either party.

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