🚨 Angel Di Maria unveils his new club ✍️
The Beautiful Story of the Day
Sometimes, football knows how to write stories worthy of the best emotional films.
The story of Angel Di Maria and Rosario Central will be one of them.
Seventeen years after leaving the club where he started to conquer Europe, the Argentine world champion returns to where it all began.
This Wednesday evening, Rosario Central announced the news that everyone was hoping for: Angel Di Maria, 37, will once again wear the blue and yellow colors next year.
Trained in the streets of Rosario, revealed in the stands of the Gigante de Arroyito, Di Maria left his nest in 2007 for Benfica.
Since then, he has experienced it all: the heights of Europe with Real Madrid, worldwide fame with PSG, the spotlight of the World Cup... Up to that ultimate triumph in Qatar, in 2022, where he scored a goal in the final and secured a title for Argentina.
With 15 goals and 10 assists this season in Benfica's colors,
Angel Di Maria has proven he still has what it takes. But beyond the statistics, it's the image that stands out: that of a man faithful to his roots, choosing to finish the story where it began.
Bienvenido a casa, Angelito 🫶🏻🇺🇦 pic.twitter.com/f8RL920I8z
— Rosario Central (@RosarioCentral) May 29, 2025
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