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When Lugano got the annoying 1-1 equalizer against St. Gallen late in stoppage time against St. Gallen, Ignacio Aliseda (23) was no longer on the field. The Argentinian, the best player this Easter Monday in the Cornaredo, received a standing ovation from the Ticino crowd in the 78th minute when he was substituted. Just like in the cup semi-final against Servette, when he scores twice, the wing is the man of the game.
In January 2022, Aliseda will move from partner club Chicago Fire to Ticino. However, the Argentinian left no trace in the second half of the season, only played part-time and was not even in the squad for the most important game of the season, the cup final against St. Gallen (4-1). At the beginning of this season he was out due to an injury. There is a risk that you will be labeled as a bad transfer.
Now indispensable in Lugano
“He was not in shape when he came to us,” says Mattia Croci-Torti of his currently most popular player in the team. “But we have shown patience.” Patience is a rare commodity in football, but it often pays off. This is also the case with Aliseda, for whom Lugano transferred 3.6 million euros to Chicago according to transfermarkt.ch. Croci-Torti and his staff carefully build it up, meanwhile Aliseda is physically ready.
“He’s a difference player,” sports director Carlos Da Silva said during half-time in an interview with Blue on Monday. Also against St. Gallen, the 1.69 m high wing from Buenos Aires almost makes the difference. His solo for the 1-0 is extra class when he leaves Quintilla, Görtler and Stergiou in nothing. Aliseda also enjoys a few tricks and good technique. He has been proving regularly for weeks that he also has goalscoring qualities. He has scored six times in 13 games since the winter break, a very good figure for a winger.
Meanwhile, Aliseda is indispensable for the Ticino, which can still achieve a lot this season. Second place and participation in the Champions League qualification is just as possible as defending the title in the cup, where Lugano meets YB on June 4 in Wankdorf. Then Aliseda – not for the first time in this second half of the season – also wants to make a difference in the cup final.
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Source : Blick
I’m Emma Jack, a news website author at 24 News Reporters. I have been in the industry for over five years and it has been an incredible journey so far. I specialize in sports reporting and am highly knowledgeable about the latest trends and developments in this field.
