The discharge of Jesús Dátolo after being removed from the Banfield campus by Javier Sanguinetti

The Drill footballer published a message on his social networks regretting the decision of the new coach.

Javier Sanguinetti Return to Banfield after passing through Newell’s and, far from wasting time, he has already made a forceful decision: He removed Enrique Bologna, Nicolás Domingo and Jesús Dátolo from the first team. In the last hours, Dátolo published a photo on his social networks lamenting the decision of the drill coach.

On his Instagram account, Datolo wrote: “Last Monday, like every day, I got up early to go to training. Upon arriving at the venue, President Eduardo Spinosa informed me that, from now on, by order of coach Javier Sanguinetti, he would not be taken into account to play the rest of the year, nor for the next season. Despite the fact that we had not been given the results in the local tournament, we kept the faith intact of being able to play a historic semifinal for the Club, in the Argentine Cup, with great chances of reaching a final and putting Banfield.

Since I was a child I always had the dream of being able to give one more star to the club that saw me birth, which gave me the opportunity to train as a person and as a professional footballer. I still remember when I arrived when I was only 9 years old, with a backpack full of dreams and the illusion of one day being able to play in the First Division. For this reason, Banfield is more than my home: it is my family, I know every corner and every person who works at the club, I have the best memories of my time at the boarding house and the sense of belonging to these colors is in my blood. Those who know me, know of my daily dedication, of having been able to overcome the obstacles and difficulties that arose throughout my 18 years as a professional footballer, to leave my life in each game that I had to play, honor this shirt and wear it always. At the top”.

Furthermore, he added: “I had imagined a farewell close to all the people of this beautiful institution, to which I owe myself, to be able to repay them for all the love they have given me since my beginnings. More than anything, I want to say THANK YOU VERY MUCH, to all the employees, to the coaching staff, especially to those who trained me, and to Julio Falcioni who made me debut in the First Division, to all the people who helped me and who I was lucky enough to meet , and to all the fans who have always encouraged and given their affection.

Know that it is not a goodbye, but a see you later, since Banfield is bigger than any proper name and I will continue defending this shield from the place that I have to be. Life does not count the steps that one takes, but the footprints that are left”.

The posting of Jesús Dátolo after being removed from the Banfield campus by Javier Sanguinetti