Shon Weissman: Real Valladolid’s goal speaks in Hebrew

The Jose Zorrilla, the Real fans Valladolid, has an idol that speaks in Hebrew. This is Shon Weissman, Israel striker, who already accumulates seven goals this season thanks to his double in the duel against him Mirandés (3-1). The striker opened the account by scoring with a header in the first half and sentenced the game, on the counterattack, in the 82nd minute. In between, Weissman worked, he threw unchecks and activated the pressure of the Blanquivioletas, being the offensive reference of the Castilians. And it is that the tip stands out for a great effectiveness since he has shot 10 times in the 13 league games he has played and has scored seven goals.

The Israeli striker plays for the second consecutive season at Real Valladolid, where It became the most expensive signing in Pucelana history, four million euros, from Austria, from Wolsferber, where he scored 37 goals in 40 games in the 2019-20 season. In his first season in Spain, it was difficult for him to enter the team in his process of adapting to Spanish football, but he ended up being the striker who played the most minutes in the Pucelano team and the sixth player in the squad who played the most, scoring six goals in his debut in the First Division.

Shon Weissman, 25, had offers to go out in the summer market, But from the beginning he communicated to his agency, the same as Pacheta’s, that he wanted to stay at Pucela and he won over the Blanquivioleta fans by stating that he felt that Real Valladolid was his home. How the path is shown by walking, the punta is loved in the city by showing photos enjoying the Plaza Mayor or the Fair.

In this way, the Israeli tip is an idol dressed in white and violet that he celebrates each of his goals by opening his hands and asking: “What’s wrong?“in a rogue gesture that describes him, before thanking Jehovah with the Jewish tradition by covering his mouth and nose with one hand and placing the other behind the neck, while scoring to return Real Valladolid to the First Division.