Teo Gutiérrez’s social media post sparks buzz at River | OneFootball

Teófilo Gutiérrez once again found himself at the center of attention related to River after a post on his social media was interpreted as a message directed at the forwards of Marcelo Gallardo's team. The Colombian shared an image celebrating a goal in the Millonario jersey and accompanied it with the phrase “Seems easy.”

The post came at a sensitive time for River, which is experiencing a period of low offensive performance and recently suffered a tough defeat against Tigre at the Monumental. Although the forward did not make direct references, the message did not go unnoticed among the fans.

Currently, Gutiérrez, 40, plays for Junior de Barranquilla but maintains a permanent connection with River, the club he played for between 2013 and 2015. During that period, he played 70 matches, scored 28 goals, provided eight assists, and was part of teams that won five titles, including the Copa Libertadores, the Sudamericana, and the Recopa.

The debate is intensified by the attack's numbers in the Torneo Apertura: River scored four goals, and none were scored by a forward. Two were by Juan Fernando Quintero, one by Gonzalo Montiel, and the other by Lautaro Rivero.

Additionally, Sebastián Driussi suffered a tear in his left hamstring, and both Maximiliano Salas and Facundo Colidio have been questioned for their performances in a team that is seeking answers in the offensive phase.

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