With Bonansea in, Medrán set to field his best side against Ferro | OneFootball

Medrán’s team regains a key player in their starting eleven: Alan Bonansea will return to the starting lineup in tomorrow’s match against Ferro.

Colón is going through the week with a clear idea of maintaining the footballing foundation shown in their last outing. The structure, tactical discipline, and intensity in pressing after losing possession were aspects that satisfied the coaching staff, who are now looking to fine-tune details in the final third to find the back of the net again. It seems Bonansea, who is clearly their main goal-scoring threat, is making his return.

This Thursday, Alan Bonansea trained alongside his teammates and has put behind the discomfort that had limited his ball work. In terms of physical training, he has already spent several days working with the rest of the squad, and the same was true in this morning’s session, where he shared attacking duties with Facundo Castro.

The return of Colón’s top scorer will bring physical presence in the box, the ability to pin down central defenders, and greater effectiveness in aerial play. His inclusion would alter some offensive movements, especially in terms of having a reference point in the area and providing outlets for midfielders arriving from the second line.

The case of Ignacio Lago is another focal point. The midfielder is dealing with a muscle issue that hasn’t kept him out of training, and he will also start, taking up a position in midfield with a clear offensive mindset.

On the other hand, Matías Godoy will miss the match against Ferro due to an adductor injury.

Thus, the starting eleven Medrán is expected to field against Ferro would be: Matías Budiño; Mauro Peinipil, Pier Barrios, Federico Rasmussen, and Facundo Castet; Julián Marcioni, Ignacio Antonio, Matías Muñoz, and Ignacio Lago; Facundo Castro and Alan Bonansea.

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