🚨 Official: Peñarol unveil Brayan Cortés
"The goalkeeper of the Chilean national team arrives at the Carbonero," reads Peñarol's official announcement.
Cortés will play for Peñarol on loan until the end of the year. It's worth noting that the team coached by Diego Aguirre is now preparing to play in the round of 16 of the Copa Libertadores, facing Racing de Avellaneda.
The Carbonero complemented the announcement with a video highlighting the historic bond between the club and Chile.
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