Ledesma continues to make history

Ledesma continues to make history with Cadiz. The goalkeeper added his 12th clean sheet of the season against Elche, which places him as the goalkeeper who has managed to not fit in the most games in a First Division campaign with Cádiz. And all this considering that there are still three days to play, which could cause the bar to be set even higher. With the 12 clean sheets, the Argentine It exceeds the 11 achieved by Bocoya (1981-82) and Bermell (1986-87); and the ten of Szendrei (1991-92). Of these three seasons, only in the first one was relegated.

Ledesma is a demanding goalkeeper who works to improve himself. The Argentine fell on his feet in Cádiz from the first day and in his debut, last season, he won the affection of all the fans with an important victory in San Mamés, (matchday 4) in a game in which Cádiz finished with nine players (due to Akapo and Negredo being sent off) and winning by the minimum. There he added his first goal to zerowith several worthwhile stops, to finish said course with salvation of the team, with memorable performances and throwing the bolt to his goal up to nine times.

Cádiz’s fittest player

This new record for Ledesma is by no means a coincidence. According to data collected by Olocip, the Argentinian is Cádiz’s fittest player, with an average of 7.07; above Lucas Pérez, second with 6.64; and Alejo, third 6.45. In the global aspect, the yellow goalkeeper is the second fittest goalkeeper in LaLiga behind Asenjo; and the eighth in total of players that make up the competition. Only Gerard Moreno, Lucas Vázquez, Mojica, the aforementioned Asenjo, Koundé, Busquets and Jordi Alba surpass him. Ledesma has come in handy to sign for Cádiz. Upon arrival, it had a market value of 1.18 million euros. and after two seasons in the yellow team almost quintupled it. Its current value is 5.29 million euros.