Wassim Kedddari Boutif he is 17 years old. He was born on February 3, 2005 in Terrassa and plays as a center back. As a footballer he was known as ‘simo‘. And on Sunday he had his special one baptism in the Cathedral.
The player, perhaps not coincidentally wears a myth number 21 in the Spanish subsidiary, debuted with the first group of parakeets in San Mamés. He did it with 0-0 on the scoreboard, in the 61st minute, substituted Keidi Bare when the Albanian was wounded.
Backed by an exceptional preseason, the center-back earned the trust of Diego Martinez, who did not hesitate to give him an alternative to a full Athletic.
Y Simo did not disappoint him. Not only did he faithfully follow the instructions of the Spanish Galician coach, but he also had enough nerve to leading despite his young age.
No more points Martin Braithwaite which would eventually be the winning goal perico, in the 83rd minute, the Spanish players combined in a pineapple to celebrate the goal. And in that context of overflowing joy, Simo released his facet of the leader.
Carlos Mira’s image perfectly sums up the situation. Simo, with two hands, points to his forehead, in a clear sign that serves the ask for calm, head and silence teammates at key moments in matches. It’s a photo espanyolism was captured and that shows that although he is not yet legal, Simo is already playing football adult. The future is yours.
Source: La Verdad
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