If there is a man who knows what opportunities are and how to take advantage of them, it is the Colombian player, Sebastián Villa. With a very prominent future, he jumped from Deportes Tolima to Boca Juniors and has settled in Argentina despite great controversies that have surrounded him. He has the defense of the club’s vice president, Juan Román Riquelme, but his investigations, and the different cases he has of sexual harassment of his girlfriend Daniela Cortés and Natalia Peláez are still in the eye of the hurricane.
The legal mess has not been the only thing that has haunted him during his stay in Argentina. In Boca Juniors, there have been several occasions in which he has shown his indifference to continue when each transfer market opens, he seeks new airs bound for Europe. It is not the old continent, but there is a club that is very interested in the man from Antioquia.
Without a doubt, he has spoken with his talent in Argentina. He is a fundamental piece for Boca Juniors, but his continuity in Boca Juniors is not guaranteed. The Brazilian journalist, Thiago Fernandes mentioned that he is on the radar of a South American giant.
‘Sebastián Villa is a name that pleases the Santos board. The problem is the situation of the player outside the field. The athlete is investigated for alleged sexual abuse in Argentina, which makes the holy leadership skeptical of investing in his contract. The soccer player was offered a free loan to the Vila Belmiro club, paying only the salary, around R$ 350 thousand per month. With a contract until December 2024 at Bombonera, he is willing to play in Brazil. However, he knows that the investigation into sexual abuse weighs against his image, ‘says Goal.
It remains to be seen what decision Boca Juniors will make with the future of Sebastián Villa. A giant like Santos from Brazil is looking for him, and Sebastián had already maintained his desire to leave the Argentine club. In addition to this, the moment that Xeneize is experiencing is not at all positive, and a change of scenery may be the solution for the Antioquian.
