Imanol can hope John Martin for this week’s tight schedule of matches, which opens today at 9:00 pm against Villarreal. The San Sebastian centre-back, who was first called up to the U19 team to play a friendly against Italy on January 15, will not be with the national team and will be available for Real’s matches against the ‘groguet’ team and Rayo Vallecano .
As MD reported a few days ago, the txuri urdin team is negotiating with the RFEF to John Martin did not join the state team, because txuri urdin has the right center backs for this commitment. With a Zubeldia which is not due to the accumulation of cards and a Aguerd Returning from injury, Imanol has gained another asset for the defensive backline in this crazy week with games every three days. Furthermore, another defender like Jon Mikel Aramburu He has accumulated four yellow cards and if he sees the fifth he will not be able to play the Mestalla game and it influences the lineup because Aritz Elustondo He will occupy the Venezuelan position and open another slot in the central position.
After talks between the Federation and the Txuri Urdin club, Real has finally achieved its goal. The position of John Martin It will be covered by the center back of the Athletic subsidiary Beñat Larrea. Paco Gallardo He also made two other changes to the first call he made: Jose Angel Lopez enter through Hector Fort and Arturo Rodríguez through Pablo Lopez.
Little weight in the first team
until now John Martin It didn’t count for much for the Oriotarra coach. He is 22nd on the list of txuri urdin players who have played the most minutes. He only played 435 minutes in 6 games, hence the absence of Zubeldia This opens the doors for him so that he can add more minutes against the yellow submarine and thus continue to hone his skills in the highest category of football.
Source: La Verdad
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