Gustavo Adrián Ramírez arrived from Mexico to Deportes Tolima wants to be a scorer FPC | Colombian Soccer | Betplay League

The nationalized Mexican Paraguayan, Gustavo Adrián Ramírez Rojas, is already under the orders of Hernán Torres in Deportes Tolima, preparing what will be the premiere of the vinotinto y oro in 2021, facing Nacional for the quarterfinals of the Betplay Cup. The 30-year-old player becomes one of the new faces arriving from abroad to Colombian soccer.

The forward arrived in Ibagué after an important career in Mexican soccer, in which he started as a youth in Pachuca and where he scored goals for eight first and second division clubs, including Mineros de Zacatecas, where he scored 39 goals in 90 games. , and scored the fastest goal in the history of Mexican soccer. He did it at 4 seconds against Club Necaxa for the Ascent MX in 2014.

Gustavo Adrián came to Colombian soccer after a 10-year professional career in Aztec soccer. His goal is clear, he wants to be a scorer and win titles with the Deportes Tolima shirt.

“I left home early looking to be a professional. I had to live good and bad experiences on that path, and now I am in Colombia for that same dream, of winning important things in football. It’s nice to meet Colombian people, I find them very cute. I had Colombian colleagues and I got along very well, ”he said to his club’s social networks.

The forward confessed that he hopes to be a protagonist in Colombian football with the Pijaos: “the goals are loves, one lives from that as a forward. To be a champion, you work one hundred percent every day from the first day of the preseason, without relaxing. The union and the effort is the prize to be champion ”.

Finally, Gustavo Adrián said he felt comfortable with the new colors it represents. “It suits me very well, I like the colors and hopefully we can put another star on it soon. I thank the fans for the messages of support and I know that with goals and triumphs they will be happy with me ”.

With the Paraguayan, the former Millonarios attacker, José Guillermo ‘Tico’ Ortíz, also arrives in Tolima. On the other hand, the signing of Juan David Cabezas, who came from MLS, was ruled out after medical examinations. The Tolima residents continue to seek to strengthen their payroll after the departure of Carlos Robles (to Deportivo Cali), Jonathan Marulanda and Danovis Banguero (to Nacional), Jean Pestaña (to La Equidad) and Francisco Rodríguez.