Lavandeira, the Uruguayan who now sings the national anthem, dresses up as a hero and gives glory to Alianza Lima

At the beginning of the year, one in ten Alliance members grimaced when they found out about the arrival of Pablito Lavandeira, a Uruguayan who had wandered through several mid-table teams and, in addition, had put on the cream. It was not strange that the alliancist fan had a dislike for him. Just like that, no one comes from the sidewalk across the street.

But Lavandeira proved throughout the year to be a thorough professional. He is one of those few players who run the entire game, know how to catch a ball, they also have the sensitivity to assist and, last but not least, they are hungry for goals. On top of that he is a good companion.

A few hours ago, in Matute, Pablo Lavandeira responded to the call of history and donned the hero’s cape. If Yordi Vílchez’s goal served to relax the ‘dolls’, Lavandeira’s was to sentence everything. The one who wore the label of two-time national champion. It was a consecration night, since it is the first title of his career.

The recently nationalized Peruvian bathes in glory in Peruvian soccer that today will feel like his own more than ever. laundry in a great play and after a mistake by Cáceda he scored a great header to the delight of all the blue and white fans.

“Impossible to explain what I feel. There are so many things, everything that cost me. When I got here my teammates told me that I was going to be champion. I want to thank all the people of Alianza Lima, my family who are here, those who are in Uruguay who always supported me.”declared Gol Peru excited after the game.

Since his arrival at Alianza Lima in 2022, he has earned his place in the starting eleven. He has played 11 games and scored 12 goals. Being the last of the probably most important final of his career. The player knew how to handle the responsibility of ownership and be an example for the youngest members of the team.

Chicho Salas’ confidence in Lavandeira was crucial for the footballer this season. Alianza Lima is the sixth Peruvian team with which he has played, but it is undoubtedly the first where he feels the colors of the jersey with the passion that has been seen throughout the campaign.

Pablo Lavandeira, the Uruguayan who learned to sing the national anthem, is one of us. His goal will forever remain in the history of the blue and white club as the goal that gave them the two-time championship. Matute today chants his name and recognizes his greatness.