The attacker Lucas Di Yorio made his first game for the Universidad of Chile. But the premiere was not positive.
In the victory of La U over the Santiago Morning by 3 to 1, on the night of Monday (10), by the Chile Cup, the attacker did not score any goal and yet "brigate" with the new companions to charge a penalty.
Players left the billing to the ex-AthleticBut at the 30 minutes of the second half, the center forward ended up kicking away, over the goal. Look at the thing below.
Di Yorio left Athletico in early February
Lucas Di Yorio played his last game for Athletico in front of Cyanorte in the tie by 1 to 1, on January 28. He was the author of the draw goal of the game. Then he traveled to be loaned to Universidad de Chile.
Last Tuesday (4), the player was officially presented and the Chilean club did not save praise to the Argentine of 28 years, which had irregular passage by Hurricane.
Although he was criticized during his visit to Curitiba, Di Yorio left a good image in Chile. He defended the Everton de Viña del Mar when he scored 11 goals in 22 matches. And he came up with morals at the new club.
" The blue attack becomes stronger with all the quality and goals of Lucas Di Yorio", highlighted the Universidad website.
"At the age of 28, he has been standing out in his trajectory due to his versatility in the attack, combining physical strength with airplay, with a good position in the area and ability to associate", the text continued.
Di Yorio was very challenged in Athletico
Di Yorio added four goals in six games by Athletico in this year's Paranaense Championship. However, the Argentine was one of the most contested players since last season, which ended with the delegation in Brasileirão.
The player still created controversy and provoked the red-blacks soon after scoring the first goal this year. He put his hands on his ears in front of the sector where the organized The Fanatics are.
On social media, Athletic fans revolted. However, Di Yorio apologized by scoring twice in the 5–1 win over Rio Branco and left the field applauded.
