Centurión joins Racing de Córdoba: "My mischief stays on the pitch" | OneFootball

After a good stint with Oriente Petrolero, Ricardo Centurión finished his cycle in Bolivia and returned to Argentina. This Wednesday, he signed the contract and became the new reinforcement for Racing de Córdoba, a club that will compete in the Primera Nacional with the goal of being promoted to the Professional League.

The talented 32-year-old forward was officially presented on the institution’s social media and spoke at a press conference. “First, I want to thank the president for his words. When he sent me a message and got in touch with us, his quality as a person convinced me to come,” he began in front of the media.

“I had an experience in my career of playing and being able to have this goal of promotion. Today, I get to be at Racing, I am very happy, grateful for the opportunity they are giving me,” he expressed, and then clarified that he has left his disciplinary problems behind. “My misconduct will be on the field, not off it. Let that be clear,” he asserted.

He also said, “I am ready to work, to make myself available and do whatever the coach tells me,” and that “we’ll need to put in effort and work, because that’s how football is, it demands from you.” Finally, he spoke about the club’s objective: “Our goal is to get promoted, which would be wonderful. That’s the dream I’ll have from now until the end of the year,” he concluded.

Ricardo Centurión came up through the youth ranks of Racing de Avellaneda, where he was champion in 2014 and 2019. He also had spells at Boca, where he won the 2016-17 Tournament, Vélez, San Lorenzo, and Barracas Central in Argentine football, while abroad he wore the jerseys of Genoa in Italy, São Paulo in Brazil, Atlético San Luis in Mexico, and Oriente Petrolero in Bolivia.

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