The goalkeeper of the Eagles of the Club America, Guillermo Ochoa, celebrates today 17 years of its debut in the Professional Soccer of the First Division, since it was a 15 of October when it put the gloves to cut in a party against the Scratched Monterrey, After that Leo Beenhakker should replace Adolfo Rius for an injury.
Ochoa fulfilled totally in that party and during the following parties in which it was considered to title to his little 18 years, but for the following match, America bet by a reinforcement in the arc due to the retirement of Adolph Rivers, hiring the Argentine Sebastián Saja, who had just won the South American Cup, as well as getting some calls with the Albiceleste National Team.
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Saja arrived as the undisputed starter, suddenly erasing Ochoa’s good performances with the Eagles, as all confidence was placed in the Argentine super reinforcement, who arrived from the Second Division of Spain, being a figure with Córdoba .
Despite the affection for the squad, the fans were excited about the poster of Sebastián Saja, but the charm only lasted four games, as for the 5th, Guillermo Ochoa ‘would sit on Sebastià Saja, teaching- of ownership until the day of its flight from the Nest.
Saja failed in Mexican Soccer and returned to San Lorenzo, club where he made debut, recovering the level of game and being placed in the orbit of important clubs in South America, playing for the Guild of Brazil, from d ‘where he made the leap to the AEK of Greece.
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PER | Sebastián Saja.He came to America to cover the huge hole that left Adolfo Rius in goal after his retirement. He arrived as a promise of Argentine football and in the end never adapted to the height, ended up being banked by a youth, Paco Memo Ochoa. pic.twitter.com/lJdwkJ8Uss
– Valdo (@iValdook)
April 20, 2018
After his adventure in Hellenic football, Saja, already 31 years old, returned to Argentina with Racing, playing 5 seasons, showing a great level, enough for a last return to the Second Division of Spain , where he played for Gimnàstic and Real Zaragoza, a club where he retired in 2017 at the age of 38.
“I am left with the feelings of having played my last official match, proud to do so at a major club like Real Zaragoza,” said Sebastian Saja on the day of his retirement.
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