Upon departure he spoke with the media at the Monterrey airport where he acknowledged that he is hurt with the Rayados directive for how his departure was given.
“I didn’t like the forms, but well, one respects it, this is so, one has to make decisions in life. I would have liked them to tell me before the Club World Cup because I would have more possibilities to find another situation, other teams,” he said.
Andrada said he gave everything for Monterrey, even played eight months injured from the right elbow until he entered surgery after Club World Cup.
“Then with the operation of the elbow, I came playing eight months with an inflamed elbow, with pain and everything continued playing until they operated because I could no longer with my elbow,” he said.
At 34, the Argentine goalkeeper will fulfill the European dream and hopes to help Real Zaragoza a ascender a LaLiga from Spain at the end of the season.
“It is a dream that I had a little, let’s see how things occur and hopefully start things well, you always dream from inferior to be in Europe, so I hope everything goes well.
“As much as it is a second division, Zaragoza is a very large team, it has an important mission and I will take advantage of this moment to be able to do things well and hopefully if God wants to ascend,” said the Sabandija.
Esteban Andrada will play in the fifth team of his career after Lanús, Arsenal de Sarandí, Boca Juniors and Rayados.
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