The natural substitute for the last red-and-white hope is also from the house. It’s Nacho Méndez time, in recent times better known for what happened off the field than for what he has shown within it. All because of what happened this summer with its renovation.
But now that the Luanquín has made sure to have the bread and the electricity paid for a long time, there is no excuse for him to show that it can be done with a position and that those who have bet on him have a good eye. For some things or for others, Nacho Méndez has lived installed in irregularity: his good afternoon was followed by others of hiding his head under the wing.
So we expect as soon as possible a blow on the table of what is supposed to be the replacement of Manu García if the midfielder happens to swell the list of millionaire transfers. There is no better day to do it than this Monday against Rayo, one of the cockerels in the category, and given the need for Sporting to win to show that Anduva was just a bad day. The time of the heir has come.
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