One of the few good news from Málaga’s game against Amorebieta last Sunday was the debut in the League of Dani Lorenzo, which had already made its debut in the Cup against Peña Sport.
Born in Marbella on 5-3-2003, Dani Lorenzo is a midfielder with good ball touch and appreciable technique. Forged in the lower ranks of the Malaga team, in 2016-17 he was champion with the Primera Andaluza infantile (Group 2). Then to Real Madrid with whom he won the First Autonomous and National League titles with the youth before returning to the Costa del Sol entity.
The information provided on the club’s official website is very interesting. With the premiere of Dani Lorenzo, there are already 404 footballers who have participated in an official match under the name Málaga Club de Fútbol. It dates from June 29, 1994 when the re-founding of the club was formalized.
Kevin, another casualty
In another vein, casualties continue to be a problem for José Alberto López. Luis Muñoz’s serious injury has created a tremendous problem in midfield. For this reason the coach, José Alberto López, is in favor of reinforcing that demarcation where Ramón Enríquez and Jozabed have also been injured. To add insult to injury, Genaro, sent off last Sunday, will not be able to play against Eibar due to federative sanction.
To this part of the war we must add Kevin whose left ankle does not heal to full satisfaction. This was what he commented on his Twitter account. “Unfortunately I’m going to have to stop for a while, but already thinking of coming back stronger and more eager to help the team.” Another loss for this Malaga that has left very bad feelings in the last two games against Burgos and the aforementioned Amorebieta. Kevin, one of the players who is receiving the most fouls in the category, is paying the excess of voracity with which defenders are usually used against race dribblers.