Bobadilla is São Paulo’s second top goal contributor since Crespo arrived | OneFootball

Since Hernán Crespo returned to managing São Paulo in July of this year, midfielder Damián Bobadilla has stood out with good offensive numbers. The Paraguayan is the squad’s second-highest player in goal involvements, with a total of four.

According to Sofascore, under the Argentine coach, Bobadilla has played 31 matches, starting in 18 of them, and contributed with three goals and one assist.

One of those goals was scored last Saturday, when Tricolor defeated Bahia 2-0 at Morumbis.

In terms of short passes, he has an 87% accuracy rate, and 80% in long passes, figures that reinforce his efficiency in build-up play.

In addition to his offensive contribution, the midfielder also shows defensive solidity. He has made 38 tackles in 31 games, averaging 1.23 per match, as well as 61 recoveries, nearly two per game.

With Bobadilla, São Paulo continues its preparations to face Vasco next Sunday. The match, valid for the 31st round of the Brasileirão, will take place at 8:30 p.m. (Brasília time), at São Januário.

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