Unveiled, Renzo López hails Ceará move: I'm ready to help | OneFootball

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Striker Renzo López was introduced to the press this Wednesday, the 15th, at Carlos de Alencar Pinto (CAP), in Porangabuçu, and emphasized his desire to be here even amid this difficult moment. The player, who will wear the No. 7 shirt, said he hopes to be happy and contribute to Alvinegro for the rest of the season.

"I want to thank everyone at the Club. I know the team is not going through a very good situation right now, but I also know that, for us to have good and happy moments, we need to go through bad ones. Even knowing the Club’s current situation, I felt this was a very good opportunity. I’m very happy to arrive at a Club with such a beautiful and important shirt, with a fan base this big. From the bottom of my heart, I hope we can finish this year in the best possible way and that I can find my place in the world here and be very happy playing football, with my family, and living many happy moments in this shirt," Renzo began.

Signed to give Daniel Paulista another option in attack, Renzo received affection from the fans on social media after the announcement. In the interview, he said he prefers to stay away from social media to focus on his work and made himself available to the coaching staff for Friday’s match against América-MG, on the 17th, at 7 p.m. (Brasília time), in the 18th round of Brazil’s Série B.

"I really felt the fans’ affection. I’m not following social media very much. I’m staying a bit away so I can work in the best way possible, focus on work and the games. It’s better to stay away. I took advantage of the break for the World Cup, but I arrived some time ago and I’m getting into very good physical condition, better every day. I’m available to the Club and the coach to help Ceará as soon as possible," he added.

Under contract until the end of 2027, Renzo López joins Ceará after spells with Nacional (URU), Rentistas (URU), Sud América (URU), Kyoto Sanga (JPN), O’Higgins (CHI), Sagan Tosu (JPN), Montevideo Wanderers (URU), Central Córdoba (ARG), Al Batin (KSA), Tigre (ARG), Independiente del Valle (ECU), Al Fayha (KSA), and Vitória (BA).

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