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Jefferson Farfán will celebrate twice: Alianza Lima is one step away from winning the Clausura and this Wednesday is his birthday. Then, on a very special day, those closest to him gave him various greetings and, of course, where he left his mark they also remembered the striker. For this reason, the Champions League shared a message dedicated to the World Cup in Russia 2018.
Through social networks, the official account of the most important club event on the planet uploaded a post that has the ‘Foquita’ Farfán as the protagonist. As it is remembered, in his long time in Europe, the artilleryman was in the fight for the ‘Orejona’ in several editions and with different shirts.
“What a player… Huge striker!”Says the publication of the Champions League on Twitter to join the celebrations of the Peruvian national team player. “Happy birthday, Jefferson Farfán!”added the tournament to congratulate the athlete who will blow out 38 candles.
Likewise, the Champions added a video in which he reviewed an unforgettable double marked by the national scorer. The images correspond to the 2010-2011 season and the round of 16. After drawing 1-1 with Valencia in the first leg, the key was decided in Germany. The gunner converted twice against the Spanish (a free kick and a luxury definition) to seal the pass to the next round.
The ‘Foquita’ Farfán played this competition with the jerseys of PSV Eindhoven (Netherlands), the club that opened the doors to him in the ‘Old Continent’. He also with Schalke 04 (Germany) and Lokomotiv Moscow (Russia), with whom he had his last adventure in this tournament and also in European football.
More regards for Farfán
Precisely the clubs that he defended outside our country also remembered the attacker’s birthday. The ‘Blue Kings’ and the ‘Farmers’ sent publications for Farfán. The Germans noted “what a striker, the ‘Foquita’”, about the kindnesses of the honoree. While the Dutch highlighted the six titles, 170 games and 67 goals in Eindhoven.
Source: Elcomercio
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