A few weeks ago, Luis Advíncula made headlines after his Peruvian teammate Sergio Peña said that the former Sporting Cristal footballer was planning to resign from Alianza Lima. These statements caused surprise among the intimate fans, who were happy about a possible arrival 'Bolt'. Faced with this possible situation, the Bicolor right-back broke his silence and decided to speak out.
The current football player of Boca Juniors He confessed that although he was an “Alianza Lima fan” from a young age, the Sporting Cristal team gave him everything and helped him in his most difficult moments.
What did Luis Advíncula say about playing for Alianza Lima?
“There were several colleagues here who spoke out, but I never said it openly. I'm not going to lie, as a child I was an Alianza sympathizer because my whole family is a fan. But I arrived in Cristal.” “And they treated me the way no one had treated me. I arrived there anemic,” he explained for the YouTube show “La lengua.”
“From the first minute they treated me very well, that's why I love Cristal so much. For me it is my home. I know that I am what I am because of the values that were taught to me there.” . These colleagues who are talking, the same thing I'm telling you, I told them. I supported Alianza a lot when I was little, but if I put a scale on it, there's no chance. Cristal gave me everything,” he added.
What did Luis Advíncula say about the yellow card in the game against Peru? Bolivia?
“I couldn’t even remember back then. I remembered when he had just given me the yellow card and I wanted to die. I got sick and stayed otherwise. I didn't go to Argentina. I.” I stayed and trained the next day and was with the group. That bothered me because I played undercover, I left a lot of things behind for the national team and I like to do that whether I play or not,” he said.
Luis Advíncula interested Botafogo
The Argentine journalist announced via his official Twitter account Cesar Luis Merlo hinted that the Lone Star wanted to sign “Rayo”: “Botafogo made an offer to buy Luis Advíncula, whose contract with Boca ends in December. The club declined and is not open to a sale. They give the Peruvian a very high contract “three years,” said the pressman.