The Pumas who already said goodbye to their clubs in Europe

ByDavid Mitchell
The Pumas who already said goodbye to their clubs in Europe

A new weekend loaded with Rugby spent in Europe and, with the European leagues in the final stretch of the season, there are already several Argentine players who said goodbye to their clubs and their fans. All rugby, in Disney+.

Such is the case of Santiago Carreraswho was one of the figures in the 41-26 win of Gloucester in view of Northampton. As it was not enough to classify the semifinals of the Premiership, it was the goodbye of the Cordoba.

The back formed in Córdoba Athetic will cross the sidewalk to follow his career in Baththe classic rival of the Cherry & White. From the official account, in fact, the club published: “Good luck Santi … but not so much.”

At the same time, Mayco Vivas “He doesn’t play- he is the other Argentine who leaves the institution, while the link of Franco Molina With Exeter also came to an end, with the second line in good shape in the defeat by 30-26 with Sharks.

In France, Matías Moroni He also ended his season by being eliminated in the seifinals of the Pro D2. Montauban surprised to Brive In the fight for ascent to Top 14 and the center then completed its participation as a medical Joker.

“Difficult to explain how one feels, but how good they do not understand! Sorry and thanks to all those who followed us these months!”he published Tute, accompanying the text with images with his children.

Meanwhile, Toulon delivered a picture to Facundo Isa. The Santiago will leave the club at the end of the Top 14 and played in front of Bordeaux The last regular phase meeting before its people in the Mayol, a scenario in which it could act again in the play offs since the RCT will be local in the final phase.

The same happened with Glasgow Warriors in it United Rugby Championship. The Scottish team, which eliminated Stormers and will play the semifinals with Leinsterhonored athletes who will leave the club, among them Sebastián Cancelliere (will return to Hindu) and Facundo Cordero. “The last one in Scotstoun with amazing people”Erre wrote.

David Mitchell
David Mitchell

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