Cristian Benavente impresses and worries Alianza Lima fans by being

Cristian Benavente impresses and worries Alianza Lima fans by being caught on crutches

The Peruvian midfielder will stay at Alianza Lima for this 2023 season; however, he will be absent for several months due to a trip to Spain.

Alliance of Lima He continues to prepare for his Liga 1 and Copa Libertadores debuts in 2023. Despite being warned not to take part in the Peru tournament due to broadcasting rights issues, the blue and white side continue to train under coach Guillermo Salas. One of those not on the team is Cristian Benavente, who was at the Blue and White Afternoon and will continue this season with the Intimates despite not ending 2022 on the best possible way due to his injuries.

It turns out that the “Chaval” is not on Peruvian territory, having traveled to Spain to recover from a knee injury. According to journalist José Varela, Christian Benavente He will be away for a few months due to the recovery he will have to make after the surgery.

Cristian Benavente underwent surgery in Spain for a knee injury.  Photo: Instagram

Cristian Benavente underwent surgery in Spain for a knee injury. Photo: Instagram

Precisely in the last few hours, when little was known about his situation, the same 28-year-old footballer posted a story on his Instagram account that caused alarm among Alianza Lima fans. As it turns out, the “boy” uploaded a photo showing him with crutches and his left knee bandaged.

    Cristian Benavente has not trained with Alianza Lima.  Photo: Instagram

Cristian Benavente has not trained with Alianza Lima. Photo: Instagram

Although the operation was successful Christian Benavente He will have a few months to return to training and be able to play with the jersey of professional football Alliance of Lima.

When will Alianza Lima debut in League 1?

Following the suspension of dates 1 and 2 of the 2023 inaugural tournament, Alliance of Lima could debut against next weekend Sporting Crystal. The game will take place on February 5 from 3:30 p.m. at the National Stadium.