Arthur Vermeeren He has another minute. The midfielder, one of the most notable signings of the last winter market in Europe through Atlético de Madridhe again had the trust of a coach, in this case of Domenico Tedesco, coach of Belgium.
The midfielder was not the only starter in the 0-0 draw signed by the Central European team Ireland in Dublin, but also played the full game. He didn’t have much presence in the match, but somehow it helped him get playing time again, a full match, something that in his case has not happened since last January 21 when he played his last match in Antwerp, his previous team. Then, the player played all the minutes -90-, as he has been doing for most of the season since he emerged as one of the gems of his country’s football.
Everything changed when it came to Athletic, where he has barely added 83 minutes in the three games since his signing. That is, in this call with Belgium He has played more minutes than in the previous three months as a rojiblanco.
The point is, for him, the fight against Ireland in his country is not exactly peaceful. He stars in one of those actions that could change everything. In the first half, a shot in the area that bounced off his face hit his arm and the referee awarded a penalty. It’s true that I’ve gotten away with it quite a bit but it’s also true that it’s not uncommon to see these actions flagged as a violation nowadays. However, Ireland missed the penalty and the scoreboard did not move throughout the match.
Source: La Verdad
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