Although Juan Reynoso has given the go-ahead for Angulo to stay, the Ecuadorian striker will not be registered at Cruz Azul and his representative is already looking for a new team.
MEXICO – The Ecuadorian Bryan Angulo experienced moments of urgency and disappointment on Thursday, as everything was ready for him to be properly registered in front of the MX League for the current Guard1anes 2021 Tournament, but at the last minute Cruz Azul’s board of directors stepped back and ended up taking their documentation out of the First Division offices.
Sources close to the MX League, pointed to ESPN Digital that the heavenly directive entered Angulo’s papers in their offices around noon, but later the process was reversed and gave the indication that the player “will not always” be registered.
In this way, the return of the Ecuadorian striker, who first arrived for Cruz Azul in August 2019, went from being almost a reality, to a mere illusion and it is assumed that the board was the one who gave up registering. l, not so the technician Juan Reynoso, who gave his approval for his incorporation into the La Noria team.
It should be noted that the player, who trained with the team in the morning, was called to work on the physical aspects in the afternoon, since they tried to put him in position and make him available for next Monday’s match, against to those from Tuzos. del Pachuca in the Hidalgo stadium.
But Angulo did not show up for evening work. There was no need and neither he nor his representative, José Chamorro, explained what had happened.
“I don’t know, I really don’t know; I think the council doesn’t want this,” the agent told the portal.
However, Chamorro argued: “He’s a Cruz Azul player and he’ll stay there until he’s looking for a team or we’ll have a place to put him.”
On whether he could return to Emelec, given rumors in the Ecuadorian press, he said: “I’m not talking about options yet; when the player has a team, the press will be the first to find out.”
So far, Cruz Azul keeps only two strikers registered in the Guardians 2021: Jonathan Rodríguez and Santiago Giménez, while Milton Caraglio left for Atlas.