The career of Alvaro Odriozola It takes important turns. It’s like riding the Dragon Khan of Portaventura. A year ago he signed for Real Sociedad to return to the club of his life and “help grow it,” as he said in his presentation. The fact is that since September 1, 2023, when he signed a long contract until 2029, his impact and performance at Real has not been optimal.
He had a lot of problems right from the start. Unfit to begin with, he struggles to adapt to the demands. After several injuries, his continuation was cut short. And poor performance when he had the option to play. He was called for only 30 games, in some of them very fair, and played only 15. Of which he was injured in two after starting (Montilivi and San Mamés). In total he played 720 minutes, 400 of them in the League. 140 less than a Aramburu subsidiary, debuting and premiering in January.
This season is his. He was clear about it and recited it several times. It was when he wanted to regain his true level and ate anyone to play and perform. The preseason started normally but was injured. again. An ankle problem prevented him from participating in the start of this league, where he has yet to be called up. He was one of five in the first team who did not debut, along with Magunazelaia, Zakharyan, Marrero and Aguerd. Imanolwith plenty of players available, had to be discarded for the first time in a long time to build a squad of 23. Odriozola stayed outside next door Urkowhile Imanol lead to Aramburulateral with subsidiary number, and Aihenvery fair and no games are played in the summer. It’s not the best way to celebrate a year at Real (in its second phase).
However, within a few hours his situation completely changed. Fate took an important turn. Traore He was injured, it was confirmed that it would be for the whole season and the ownership doors were wide open for him. Will fight hard Aramburu But, with the amount of games, if his body allows, he will play more this season. Time to show off Alvaro.
Source: La Verdad
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