The Uruguayan footballers They generally have long careers in football. The nation’s biggest stars tend to have healthy careers that They allow them to play for several years. An old acquaintance from Liga MX will continue playing, but in The Mexicali Intermediate Urban Soccer League: Egidio Arévalo Ríos.
The 42-year-old defender was one of the great references of the Uruguayan team in recent decades. Arévalo Ríos dedicated much of his career to Mexican soccer with several Liga MX teams.
In May 2022, “Charrúa” officially hung up his boots at the end of his career with Sacachispas of Guatemala. However, Arévalo Ríos will not stop playing soccer professionally. Mexico would be his curious destination.
Egidio Arévalo Ríos will play in Mexico
The next step in the Uruguayan defender’s career will be with the Esperanza Agrícola Mexican football club. The club itself has enthusiastically announced the gradual incorporation of the 42-year-old defender.
”I feel very motivated and happy to be able to have players of this level in our hometown“Although they are already former professionals, they showed great play in their strongest period, they have not lost that quality yet and in their 40’s their physical condition is very good,” he said. Rosendo Poncethe club’s coach, in statements compiled by Soccer Total MX.
However, the former Uruguayan player would not dedicate all of his time to this time in Mexican soccer. Egidio Arévalo Ríos would play only in important games and that they are transcendental to advance to decisive instances in the fight for the championship.
“So far what we know is that He won’t be able to come to all the games due to his commitments, but we hope to have him in important games and especially in the league.”he added.
Without a doubt, the career of Egidio Arévalo Ríos was very profitable in Mexican territory. The Uruguayan defender was a football “globetrotter” and Mexico had the opportunity to play in several clubs such as: Rayados de Monterrey, San Luis, Xolos de Tijuana, Tigres de la UANL, Club Atlas, Chiapas FC, Monarcas Morelia, Tiburones Rojos and Correcaminos.
The former South American defender also played for other clubs such as Paysandu, Bella Vista, Peñarol, Danubio FC, Botafogo, Palermo, Chicago, Racing, Libertad, Municipal, Sud América and Sacachispas de Guatemala.
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