Club León is going for a hierarchy signing: La Fiera points to a former Real Madrid to avoid failing in the MX League
Club León did not go beyond a tie in its first presentation against Xolos de Tijuana.
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The Club León was at the gates of becoming champion in the last season of the Liga MX. The Atlas snatched the title from him and Ariel Holan cannot afford another equally painful defeat. In this sense, the emerald team would have among its intentions to sign a former Real Madrid footballer, the central Gary Kagelmacher.
The experienced Uruguayan defender has been a globetrotter in football. The player formed in Danubio FC would be the main piece to reinforce Ariel Holan’s defense. According to reports from Mediotiempo, the arrival of the “charrúa” soccer player is almost a fact.
From Real Madrid.
Gary Kagelmacher finished his football training at the White House.
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In this sense, Gary Kagelmacher would join a defense made up of Jaine Barreiro and Tesillo. The Uruguayan of years of age would be a piece of experience for the club, a team that started this tournament with a 1-1 draw against Xolos de Tijuana.
Gary Kagelmacher has a past at Real Madrid
The Uruguayan player was part of the Real Madrid Castilla de 2008 to 2010. However, Kagelmacher can boast of having played a game in the club’s first team after Juan de Ramos gave him the opportunity to debut in the year 2010. At that time, the “charrúa ” accompanied Christoph Metzelder in defense.
Metzelder’s extensive career
In addition to Real Madrid, the footballer from 33 years old had the opportunity to play in teams like Monaco, Valenciennes, Maccabi Haifa and the historical Peñarol of Uruguay, a team in which he plays nowadays.
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