Bruno Barticciotto says leaving Talleres was painful: “For me, it hurt”
Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- Bruno Barticciotto said leaving Talleres for a loan spell at Huracán until the end of 2026 was painful.
- The Chilean striker contrasted his strong 2024 season with a difficult first half of the year, when injuries prevented him from playing regularly.
- Barticciotto said criticism intensified after he could no longer demonstrate his ability on the field.
Bruno Barticciotto did not hide his pain over the way his time at Talleres ended. After making his debut for Huracán in a draw against Belgrano, the Chilean striker looked back on a departure he felt had little to do with footballing ability.
For me, it hurt.
Talleres decided to send him on loan to Huracán until the end of 2026. Barticciotto said the move came after a sharp contrast between the affection he received for his 2024 performances and the criticism that followed during his final months in Córdoba.
“For me, it hurt,” he said in the mixed zone. “I went from being loved for the 2024 season I had to leaving because of something that was not even what they say. The people did not want me to continue either.”
I went from being loved for the 2024 season I had to leaving because of something that was not even what they say. The people did not want me to continue either.
He said injuries stopped him from building continuity during the difficult first half of the year. “I am left with that pain because it was not something football-related. It was because I could not show what I could do. I was injured,” Barticciotto said.
I am left with that pain because it was not something football-related. It was because I could not show what I could do. I was injured.
The striker, who developed at Universidad Católica, also addressed the abuse he received near the end of his Talleres spell. “I ended up being the one who could not play and the one they insulted the most, but I tried. I did everything possible,” he said.
I ended up being the one who could not play and the one they insulted the most, but I tried. I did everything possible.
Originally published by Cooperativa in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.