Jonás Acevedo, a familiar face for Delfino, and the career under his wing | OneFootball

Héctor Jonás Acevedo, born six February 1997 in Concarán, San Luis, is an Argentine attacking midfielder and left winger whose career has repeatedly crossed paths with Iván Delfino. A San Lorenzo academy graduate, he debuted in 2017 and is noted for vision and a sharp left foot.

According to Radiogol.com, that relationship has underpinned decisive peaks in his form, to the point Delfino asked for him again in the transfer window.

Acevedo made his top-flight bow for San Lorenzo under Diego Aguirre in 2017 but, with limited minutes, began a loan journey. He moved to Primera Nacional with Santamarina in 2019-2020, delivering standout performances.

Quilmes followed in 2020-2021, where he regained continuity and produced a strong scoring return. Huracán then purchased his rights, taking him back to the Primera in 2021-2022 and again in 2023 across two spells split by loans.

In 2022 he joined Patronato, part of a landmark campaign for the Entre Ríos club. Despite relegation via the averages, Patronato won the 2022 Copa Argentina by beating Talleres in the final.

Since 2023 he has been with Instituto de Córdoba, establishing himself firmly in the first team in the top flight.

Under Delfino at Santamarina, Acevedo earned vital minutes, refined his work as a winger and became a primary attacking outlet. They reunited at Patronato in early 2022, when Delfino, already revered for the 2015 promotion, requested him to bolster midfield. Although the coach’s stint was brief due to early results, Acevedo built on that backing and finished the year among the side’s leading performers.

Source: Radiogol.com

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