Iago Aspas, the reborn

The Barça week It started with a premonition, with Quotation marks up on a punt saying “now it’s my turn“. The moañés did not break his word. When all was lost, when the fifth loss at Balaídos coming out of the oven, the magician worked his umpteenth miracle, the first of this season. At halftime he dressed as a hero, dusted off his cape, and appeared to lead a comeback that goes straight to the glorious pages of celestial history.

His goal in the 96th minute was a stamp majestic to a superb second half, at the level of very few footballers on the world scene. As it has been doing for many years, appeared everywhere, always with criteria to improve the play and with the perfectly sharp sting to kill within the area. Dug up all the doubts that some disbeliever might have. Keep being him absolute leader of Celta and one of the most decisive players in the championship. Luis Enrique cannot yet forget his name.

Coudet he asked for affection for him, he invented a tribute in minute ten to strengthen his possible emotional deficiencies. The moañés answered as he knows, making the impossible easy. its left-handed in the last play it is poetry that unleashes anger by definitely burning a bad streak of play. It may be normal for the rest of the mortals, but Aspas was not used to being earthy.

In case you were missing some icing on your sensational meeting, the game against Barça It also served him to surpass Atilano and become the third player with the most games in Celta history. The moañés has 393 matches of celeste, ahead of him, he only has Hugo Mallo (409) and Manolo Rodríguez (533). The first two captains of the current sky blue squad are on the way to surpassing the great captain of the seventies.