“I want to feel important again in a squad, in the game itself, and this possibility of going to Racing de Córdoba injects me with motivation as great as when I left Liniers for Sarmiento de Junín.”
After a year in the Juninense kiwi, Lautaro Cerato, the little gem that still belongs to Chivo de Bahía, was downgraded with the hope of achieving continuity and transcending Argentine football, and he emphasized that in the El Diario Deportivo program, which is broadcast, Monday to Friday, from 2 to 3 p.m., on La Nueva Play.
The forward, who acknowledged that the Córdoba tune is “sticking” to him, came on loan to the Academy, which is technically directed by Juan Carlos Olave, and signed a contract for 18 months, with a purchase option for 50 percent of the pass.
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{{msg}} {{msg}}“I chose well, here I can become who I want to be,” said “Lauti.”
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