Crystal Palace president hails Osorio signing: “He has enormous potential”
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- Crystal Palace president and co-owner Steve Parish praised the signing of Chilean midfielder Darío Osorio and said the club was pleased to add him to its project.
- Parish described the 22-year-old as a young player with enormous potential and highlighted his international experience.
- Osorio joined Crystal Palace after three seasons with Midtjylland, where he scored 25 goals and recorded 18 assists in 121 matches.
Crystal Palace president and co-owner Steve Parish says the club is delighted to add Darío Osorio, a Chilean midfielder he describes as a player with enormous potential.
“Darío is a young player with enormous potential, whose development has attracted our attention, and we are delighted to bring him to Crystal Palace,” Parish said on the club’s official website.
Parish also said Osorio was joining “a young and talented squad, with a great deal of international experience and plenty of room for growth”. He added that the club was very pleased to have the midfielder become part of the project it is building in south London.
Darío is a young player with enormous potential, whose development has attracted our attention, and we are delighted to bring him to Crystal Palace.
Osorio, 22, came through the Universidad de Chile system and arrived at Crystal Palace after three seasons with Midtjylland. He stood out for the Danish club, scoring 25 goals and providing 18 assists in 121 appearances.
Crystal Palace’s next match is scheduled for Saturday, September 5, at 10 a.m. local time, or 1400 GMT, against Fulham in the third round of the Premier League.
a young and talented squad, with a great deal of international experience and plenty of room for growth
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