Pablo Aimar Goal: Estudiantes Benefit Match – Olé

The city of Río Cuarto is going through a spectacular closure in 2025. In November, Students achieved promotion and will play in the First Division of Argentine soccer after 40 years. And this Sunday, lived a special day with the stellar presence of Pablo Aimara man of the house.

El Payasito, Lionel Scaloni’s field assistant on the Argentine National Team coaching staff, enjoys his days off in his hometown. There he took the opportunity to play a benefit match on the León field.the first and last club of his playing career. In 2018, Aimar hung up his boots permanently in an Argentine Cup match between Celeste and Sportivo Belgrano of San Francisco.

Goal by Pablo Aimar in a benefit match in Río Cuarto

On this occasion, participated in the event “Sport Unites Us”a solidarity meeting to raise funds for the ALMA Foundation, the Dignously Foundation and the Hogar No estar Solos, institutions that carry out important social work in Río Cuarto and that entire region of the province of Córdoba.

Aimar’s goal in a benefit match in Río Cuarto

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Pablo Aimar’s great goal in a benefit match in Río Cuarto

In the match, along with other football personalities who are still active and others who have already retired, the former Valencia player scored a great goal. Pablo played for the light blue team, of course, in the Estudiantes colors. He received it and threw it over the goalkeeper. People applauded his definition.

“Today is about having a good time, being with friends and seeing if we can run a little further than from the bank to get water. It’s about being present and being with people we haven’t seen in a long time. Those who never saw me? let them put YouTube haha“Pablo Aimar said laughing.

Goal by Pablo Aimar in a benefit match in Río CuartoGoal by Pablo Aimar in a benefit match in Río Cuarto

Along with the man from the National Team, Guido Herrera, Julio Buffarini, Siro Rosané, Gonzalo Maffini, Héctor Bracamonte, Iker Zufiaurre, Daniela Pontel, Cesar La Paglia, Julián Malatini, Franco Constanzo, among others, also participated.

Marcus Cole

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