Iraia Iparragirre He decided to hang up his boots at the end of the season and thus ended his sports career, after eight years at Real Sociedad. The royalist right-back, one of the captains, finished his contract on June 30 and, after 108 games wearing the elastic txuri urdin, he decided to retire at the age of 27 “in peace, leaving the baton to young women. ” He acknowledged on the club’s television that it was difficult for him to decide because “the train to play for Real passed once”, but he admitted that “you also have to know how to finish the cycles”.
Lasartearra is no ordinary player. It’s about one of the Copa de la Reina champions on that magical night in Granada. This is her favorite moment of the many beautiful things she brings him. “It’s everything.” He also maintains his first goal as txuri urdin, which he detailed as if it were only yesterday. “I came on as a substitute against Logroño, we were losing and I finished with a header at the near post. Then they tied. maddy tower“. And of course, with little presence on the green but importance in the dressing room, with qualification for the Champions League. This is part of the club’s history.
The realistic ‘2’ left a sentence for reflection, because he mentioned the current team as something short-term, as if it could be broken in any way this summer. “When I told my teammates that I was retiring, I asked them to enjoy the details of this last month because we will never have this team again.” With his retirement and recent renewals, the squad situation for the upcoming season is becoming clearer, although there are still many unknowns.
a complex path
Iraia is part of the transition period of women’s football and has experienced amateurism at its purest. He was close to giving up football before even reaching Zubieta. “After 4 years in Añorga, I decided to quit football because it didn’t feed me, and in the summer he called me. Garbine to sign me for Real. I couldn’t believe it.” Now he is leaving because he feels that his path should go in a different way, “proud and satisfied to have been part of the change and improvement of football. To make the path easier for today’s youth.”
Source: La Verdad
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