“Gullit” Peña has played for 12 teams throughout his career.
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Carlos Penaas usual, been in the eye of the storm. After his career was in jeopardy due to his months of inactivity, the “Gullit” got a new opportunity with the Club Vida de Honduras. However, the Mexican had not reached Honduran lands and He had already sparked controversy with his biggest obstacle: alcohol.
The former Liga MX player was interviewed shortly after the Honduran team announced the signing of the Mexican on social media. But the curious thing about the case is that the “Gullit” appeared before the cameras in an obvious state of intoxication.
After the video was massively broadcast and the media talked about it ad nauseam, the former Liga MX player arrived on Honduran soil and He sent a message to his detractors who question his personal life.
“Nothing happens, I have no problem with that, they decide, I never judge anyone, I will never do it”, sentenced the Mexican in statements compiled by the portal Ten.
What is the objective of Carlos Peña in Honduras?
The “Gullit” has more than nine months without playing a single official match. Under this scenario, the Honduran club decided to hire him. Carlos Peña comes from playing in the league in Guatemala and El Salvador. Honduras does not seem to be unknown territory for the former El Tri player, so he faces his new stage with great optimism.
“I come with high expectations, very happy to be in this beautiful country and we are going to do great things (…) The same thing that I aspire to in all the teams that I have been, do things well, be physically well and always what I have aspired to, the championship”, he concluded.
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