🚨Official: Sevilla confirm the arrival of Matías Almeyda
"El Pelado" has been negotiating with Los Andaluces for weeks, who finally decided on him. Almeyda brings extensive experience as a tactical leader. He began his career during the worst period in River's history and was responsible for bringing them back to the First Division.
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He later celebrated championships multiple times with Chivas de Guadalajara, and his last experience was in Athens with AEK. Without a doubt, he was waiting for a challenge of such magnitude and will have a three-year contract to bring joy back to Sánchez-Pizjuán.
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