Team goalkeeper Club America Eagles, Guillermo Ochoa, today celebrates 17 years since his debut in professional football in the first division, because it was on October 15 when he put on his gloves to save in a match against Rayados from Monterrey, after Leo Beenhakker it had to be replaced Adolfo Rios for an injury.
Ochoa he fully complied in that match and in the following matches in which he was considered a starter at just 18 years old, but for the next tournament, America opted for a goal reinforcement due to the withdrawal of Adolfo Ríos, hiring the Argentine Sebastián Saja The South American Cup, in addition to the fact that it reached several calls with the Albiceleste Selection.
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Saja arrived as the undisputed starter, suddenly erasing Ochoa’s good performances with the Eagles, as all confidence was placed in the Argentine super-armament, which arrived from the Second Division of Spain, being a figure with Córdoba.
Despite his fondness for the youth team, the fans were delighted with Sebastián Saja’s poster, but the charm lasted only four games, as until the 5th, Guillermo Ochoa ‘would place Sebastián Saja, taking ownership until the day of the flight of his nest. .
Saja failed in Mexican football and returned to San Lorenzo, the club where he made his debut, regaining his level of play and placing himself in the orbit of some important clubs in South America, playing for the Guild of Brazil, from where he made the leap to AEK in Greece.
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BY | Sebastian Saja.He came to America to cover the huge goal left by Adolfo Ríos in goal after retirement. It came as a promise of Argentine football and, in the end, it never adapted to the height, it ended up being banked by a young man, Paco Memo Ochoa. pic.twitter.com/lJdwkJ8Uss
– Valdo (@iValdook)
April 20, 2018
After his adventure in Greek football, Saja, already 31 years old, returned to Argentina with Racing, playing 5 seasons, showing a high level, enough for a last return to the Second Division of Spain, where he played with Gimnástic and Real Zaragoza, a club where he retired in 2017 at the age of 38.
“I was left with the feeling that I played my last official match, proud to have done it for an important club like Real Zaragoza,” said Sebastián Saja on the day of his retirement.
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