Sebastian Villa He would return to Argentine football and the team that would hire him is Independent Rivadavia de Mendoza, who analyzes his judicial situation after being sentenced to two and a half years in prison for gender violence against Daniela Cortes. After that sentence, Boca Juniors He was separated from the professional team and some time later the Colombian striker left the club. He went to Europe and was hired for a year by the Beroe from Bulgaria, whose relationship will end on June 30 and the coffee grower welcomes the return to the country.
The leadership of the Cuyo club has not yet confirmed whether it will buy Villa’s transfer or bring him on loan. The information was published by journalist César Merlo, a specialist in the world of transfers. “Independiente Rivadavia made an offer to buy a percentage of Sebastián Villa’s pass,” said the communicator.
The 28-year-old striker did not want to renew his contract with the Bulgarian team, where he played 11 games, scored 5 goals and provided an assist. The one born in Bello brought out his change of pace, speed and good punch. Beroe finished eleventh in the table among 16 teams and the championship ended on April 21.
The Mendoza team is fighting for permanence and today it is losing the category for being last in the average table. In the remaining 22 dates of the Professional League, those led by Martín Cicotello must add to remain in the elite of Argentine soccer. It is also at risk in the annual table where it is in 24th place among 28 teams. In the Professional League they are eighth after five games, with 7 points, 3 behind the leaders, Racing, Talleres de Córdoba, Huracán and Unión de Santa Fe.
It should be remembered that despite the criminal conviction, Villa is not prohibited from playing football anywhere in the world. He has another open case for sexual abuse with carnal access against Tamara Doldan, whose process had an extrajudicial settlement between the parties with the victim three days before the start of the trial that was going to be on April 1. However, the prosecutor and the judge in charge opposed it and now the final decision will be in the hands of the chamber.
If the process is reactivated and Villa is sent to trial, if he is found guilty, he could be sent directly to prison for having a criminal record.
If Villa’s arrival is successful, he will be a free player and only his contract will need to be fixed. It should be remembered that after leaving training at Boca Juniors, a conflict arose between the parties. The Ribera club filed a lawsuit with FIFA in which it sought to collect five million dollars and a possible suspension of the former Deportes Tolima player. However, the governing body ruled in favor of the footballer.
Villa played for Boca Juniors for five years, between mid-2018 and 2023. He played 172 games, scored 29 goals and gave 33 assists. On the Xeneize team he won seven titles.
