Real Sociedad is closely following Equi Fernández to strengthen his farm center. The TXuri-Urdin team put eyes on the 22-year-old Midfielder of Argentine, currently in the Al-Qadsiah FC of Saudi Arabia. According to journalist Fabrizio Roman, who specializes in the signing market, LA Real sees Equi a possible replacement for Martín Zubimendi if she ends up leaving the club at Tag -Day. His profile fits the team’s needs: young, with international projection and good ball treatment.
Born in San Miguel (Argentina) in 2002, Equi Fernández formed in Boca Juniors Quarrywhere he is considered one of the club’s great promises. After a tiger athletic club dedication in 2022, he returned to Boca, joining himself with the first team. Its growth is always: It is the great figure of the Argentine Sub team 23 in the Paris Olympic Games and He has already been in full albicelesteAt a time when it started sounding loudly in the international market.
Equi Fernández will come to Royal Society from Al-Qadsiah
On his return from the Olympic event, the player conducted his clause removal and signed along with the Al-Qadsiah FC, trained by Míchel Gonzálezpaying nearly 18 million euros for its integration. In Saudi Arabia, as a companion of Nacho Fernández and Aubameyang, Equi played 37 This campaign encounters, marking a goal and distribution of four assistsBeing undoubtedly for your technician. His adaptation to a demanding and competitive environment allows him to take a jump in the age of football and strengthen his candidacy to make the jump in Europe.
The interest of the Royal Society is stable, but it will not be a simple operation. Although the player himself could see his arrival in Laliga, Al-Qadsiah didn’t seem to be ready to release him. According to TNT Sports, in addition to Donostiarra Club, also There are French teams attentive to your situation. The Saudi club is waiting for an offer that is more than first to be real, so the outcome depends on how far the TXuri-Urdin team is to close the operation.
Source: La Verdad
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