Paraguayan winger Diego González has moved from SS Lazio to Atlas, and looks like he’ll help make the team’s attack better. He can play as both a winger and forward which is pretty good, and his move is kind of showing what’s happening more and more in Latin American football where teams are getting local players.
- Diego González joins Atlas from SS Lazio to boost their attack.
- He is known for his versatility as a winger and forward.
- González’s move reflects broader trends in Latin American football transfers.
Diego González’s Transfer to Atlas
Diego González going to Atlas in Liga MX is gonna be good for him and the team too. Even though he didn’t play in Serie A or the Italy Cup he’s done pretty good in other places, like getting 23 games and 5 goals in Primavera 1. The way he can play different positions is gonna make Atlas’s attack way more interesting.
🚨El extremo paraguayo Diego González es nuevo refuerzo de Atlas. Todos los detalles de la operación, acá. ⬇️
https://t.co/QSdOGKB6YN https://t.co/K3uYysW26s— César Luis Merlo (@CLMerlo)
December 13, 2024
This is happening a lot now where Latin American teams are getting players from their own region. You can see it with other teams too like Independiente Rivadavia trying to get Kevin Parzajuk. It’s kind of like what MLS teams are doing too, they’re spending money on players from around the Americas.
Atlas’s Ambitions in Liga MX
Atlas getting Diego González is part of what they’re trying to do to make their team better in Liga MX. Lots of teams in the league are doing stuff like this, you can see it in the new Liga MX updates. They got González cause they want to score more goals and do better in the league.
González has played in a lot of different places which is good experience, and he’s gonna bring something different to Atlas for the new season. Getting him shows Atlas really wants to do good in Liga MX.
