The Italian Ciro Immobilecaptain of laziosigned his 200th goal on Tuesday in the victory over the Feyenoord (1-0) in the Champions League, a goal with which he extended his legend as a ‘biancoceleste’ when he went through the most uncertain moment of his career.
Not moving He is a living legend of lazio. He is the top scorer in history, surpassing another legendary player like the Italian by 41 goals. Silvio Piolawith a score of 159. This Tuesday, with his decisive goal, he put his team in second place in the group, boosting their chances of qualifying for the round of 16 after a three-year absence from the top continental competition.
A goal in which the captain freed himself from the tension that had built up this season, celebrating with his fans at an Olympic Stadium in Rome who still continue to applaud him. Ruled out for a possible offside, he did not stop to ask the referee if the goal was legal during the review, which required a positive reinforcement of the goal in what has been one of his most difficult seasons.
It cannot be disputed
Last year the lazio They finished second in Serie A and, to a large extent, it was thanks to their performances. This season, however, he has not been very decisive and has lost the undisputed starting position, the one that the Argentine is now fighting for. Valentin ‘Taty’ Castellanosformer of Girona.
Of course, in the Champions League, Maurizio Sarri seems to trust the experience of Not movingwhich also threatens his position as a forward in the national team, which threatens the good moment of Gianluca Scamaccaof Atalanta.
He said ‘no’ to Saudi Arabia
Immobile, who rejected offers from Saudi Arabia to stay at the club where he has played since 2016, is aware of his situation and acknowledged after the game that it was a goal of confidence in this difficult moment he is going through.
“The goal is important in a moment that is not easy. I needed a goal like that to remove the negativity from my situation. It’s nice that the team won, the goal is important. I celebrated it with all my people,” he declared in Sky Sports Italy after the victory, in which he was MVP.
“When things go wrong, many things are said, but in football there are ups and downs. I’m happy because the goal came at a difficult moment, but not the most difficult since I’ve been here,” he said.
Until now, Not moving He scored three goals in the domestic championship and one in the Champions League.
Source: La Verdad
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