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Carlos Peña’s novel has come to an end. Worries about the future of the Mexican midfielder are over. The “Gullit” was in the media for his excesses with alcohol and controversial videos . However, the Mexican soccer player found a team that wanted to take over his services. The Aztec came to football in Honduras.
The “Gullit” had more than nine months without playing an official match after his departure from Antigua de Guatemala. When it seemed that his career was going to be forgotten after so many rumors that did not lead to any official appointment, the Aztec was announced by the Club Deportivo Social y Vida.
The Mexican was announced through the official social network of the Honduran club through a video. The president of the club, Luis Cruz, indicated that “Gullit” came to the institution for one year with the option of one more in his contract.
(Video):⚽🌴🔥 Exclusive! ¡”GULLIT” PEÑA sends greetings to the cocotera fans!
⚽The new signing of CDS Vida sent greetings to the fans of “Rojo” from La Ceiba. It will be presented in the next few hours pic.twitter.com/1e01YdaiRC— HonduSports (@HonduSports_hn) August 12, 2022
To your 32 years old, the former soccer player of Club Leon, Chivas de Guadalajara, Cruz Azul, among other Mexican teams, will have a new international experience. The curious thing about the case is that Carlos Peña was disclosed in the Honduran media as the bomb signing of the club and the football of said country.
The Aztec debuted with Pachuca in the year 2010. After 12 years, Carlos Peña continues active with curious destinations throughout Central America. This will be the first experience of the Aztec in Honduran football, after having developed his career in Mexico, Scotland, Poland, El Salvador and Guatemala.
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