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Editorial in El País
The country’s They beat Danubio 6-0 in the fifth round of the Intermediate League B series. One of the notable events was Gonzalo Petit’s official debut in the Tricolore A-League and his baptism of goals. Borso’s coach Martin Lasarte was encouraged to compare him with Uruguayan star Enzo Francescoli.
“Yesterday, Gonzalo was hit hard because he was excluded from the Sub 20,” Laxalte said in an interview with VTV Plus. He added that “he does not play as a number nine and is a bit similar to Enzo Francescoli” because of his height and technique.
Laxalt, who was technical director when Luis Suarez made his first-tier league debuts at Nacional and Antoine Griezmann at Real Sociedad, praised the 17-year-old’s other attributes. “It’s rare to see a player so tall and with so many skills,” he said.
The coach had some troubles in calling the eleven to face La Franja: Ruben Bentangu and Juan Izquierdo were suspended due to yellow card accumulation, Federico Santander travelled to Paraguay due to family problems and Mauricio Pereira was absent due to an ankle injury.
Even so, Nacional managed a great victory and a win over the Jardines del Hipódromo. “It was a complicated integration because of the yellow cards and the difficulties; these things happen sometimes. I am happy with the overall performance of the team,” he said.
Finally, he declared that he sees Christian Oliva developing. “It reminds me that Oliva went to Europe (in 2019), considering that it is an important thing to find a football player and get him back to level,” he said.
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