Julián Palacios on his ban and his future at the club | OneFootball

Julián Palacios is ready to return. After missing the matches against Sarmiento and Instituto due to the suspension he received following his sending-off against Aldosivi, the midfielder will be available again for Leonardo Madelón in Unión’s visit to Talleres.

Palacios referred to that red card and admitted that he still struggles to understand the referee’s decision, mainly because he believes there was no intent to go in violently on his opponent.

“You start thinking about it when you’re calmly at home because there are many plays like this that only get a yellow card and nothing more,” the player said.

Palacios also pointed out a situation that, from his perspective, causes frustration among players: the difference in criteria he sees in various incidents in Argentine football.

“Then I also start thinking about plays in other matches that were kicks or whatever, and they didn’t even go to VAR. So that bothers you,” the midfielder said.

Palacios’ message about teams from the interior

The Unión player avoided directly criticizing the referees, although he called for greater attention so that decisions do not end up harming teams from the interior.

“We all make mistakes, but I think they have to pay a little more attention to help all teams and not let it work against the smaller clubs,” he said.

Now Palacios will be able to put the suspension behind him and return to playing a key role for a Unión side that is coming off two emphatic victories and will look to maintain its good form in Córdoba.

What about his future?

The midfielder was also asked about his contract situation and the possibility of staying in Santa Fe after December.

His response was blunt and left the matter in his agent’s hands: “I don’t know, talk to my agent,” Palacios said.

For now, the midfielder is focused on the immediate future: playing again in Unión’s shirt this Saturday against Talleres and contributing his football in a match that will once again have El Tatengue on the road.

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