Abel Luciatti, a versatile defender who can play as a center-back and left-back has officially moved to Cerro Porteño from Lanús. The news, which was shared by César Luis Merlo shows how the 31-year-old Argentine is moving to Paraguay. He wants to get Paraguayan nationality which could give him more chances to play in the Paraguayan league and maybe even the national team.
- Luciatti has joined Cerro Porteño from Lanús.
- He wants to get Paraguayan nationality for more opportunities.
- His market value is like €1.20 million.
Luciatti’s Move to Cerro Porteño
Abel Luciatti going to Cerro Porteño is like starting fresh in his football career. He’s pretty good at defense and played 13 games for Lanús in the 2024 season showing what he can do on the field. Even though he didn’t score or help score any goals his playing was good enough to be worth about €1.20 million in the market.
[EXCLUSIVO] Abel Luciatti es nuevo refuerzo de Cerro Porteño.
*️⃣El defensor llega como agente libre desde Lanús. Si bien jugará como extranjero, cuando llegue a Paraguay empezará el trámite de nacionalización ya que tiene raíces . https://t.co/C40EQDLdWn— César Luis Merlo (@CLMerlo)
December 31, 2024
Career and Background
Born in Argentina Luciatti has gotten pretty good at being a defender. He can play both center-back and left-back which makes him really useful for teams. He wants to become Paraguayan which is smart cause it could help his career in that area.
When he was at Lanús Luciatti showed he was really good at defense which is why he’s now at Cerro Porteño. This move looks good for him and the team cause they want someone with experience to help them out.
Strategic Career Move
This move fits with what Luciatti wants to do with his career. Getting Paraguayan nationality could help him play for their national team which would be big for his career. And Cerro Porteño gets someone who knows what they’re doing which they need for what they want to achieve.
- Transfer Details: Announced by César Luis Merlo
This shows how football transfers work and how players think about what’s best for their careers. Luciatti is starting something new with Cerro Porteño and we’ll see how it goes.
