The options Colón boss Ezequiel Medrán is weighing if Bonansea misses out | OneFootball

In Colón, everyone is lighting a candle hoping that Alan Bonansea will be able to play against Ferro. The striker needed just 12 minutes to score a goal wearing the red-and-black jersey in his debut against Deportivo Madryn.

The options Medrán is considering in case Bonansea can't make it

In that match, he had to ask to be substituted in the early minutes of the second half due to a subluxation in his right shoulder that prevented him from moving normally.

Because of this, he was not present in the game against Central Norte, and his absence was clearly reflected in the result. Colón drew 0-0, barely managing to shoot at the opponent's goal, missing Bonansea's presence in the rival area.

Facundo Castro did not play well, which made the absence of the former Patronato player even more noticeable. Therefore, his recovery is being closely monitored to see if he will play against Ferro.

Initially, behind closed doors, there is optimism that he will be able to play, but even so, coach Ezequiel Medrán is analyzing different alternatives to form the attack in case Bonansea is unavailable.

Among the range of possibilities is sticking with Castro, who has not performed well in either of the two matches. As a result, he does not seem to be the coach's first choice.

There is also the option of bringing in Matías Godoy so that Lucas Cano can play as the main striker. Another possibility is including Conrado Ibarra instead of Castro, so that Ignacio Lago can partner with Cano.

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