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Olympiacos: Mexico celebrates González’s debut as social media floods with posts about ‘Hormiga’
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Olympiacos: Mexico celebrates González’s debut as social media floods with posts about ‘Hormiga’

From Ta Nea · () Greek

Translated from Greek and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Mexican forward Armando González made his Olympiacos debut against Asteras AKTOR in Tripoli, entering in the 69th minute.
  • His first appearance in Europe attracted enthusiastic reactions from Mexican fans and sports outlets on social media.

Armando González’s first minutes for Olympiacos quickly became a talking point far beyond Greece. The 22-year-old Mexican forward entered in the 69th minute against Asteras AKTOR in Tripoli, recording his first appearance for the Piraeus club.

The debut drew especially strong interest in Mexico, where supporters followed the striker’s first European appearance closely. Several users on X celebrated the moment and described it as a major step for a Mexican footballer abroad.

Let’s go, Hormiga! Armando González makes his Olympiacos debut after coming on as a substitute. His adventure in the old continent begins.

— ESPN MexicoThe sports outlet celebrated González’s first Olympiacos appearance on social media.

Mexican sports outlets also highlighted the occasion. ESPN Mexico posted, “Let’s go, Hormiga! Armando González makes his Olympiacos debut after coming on as a substitute,” while Diario Récord called August 30 the day González debuted in Europe. TVC Deportes likewise reported that the “Hormiga” had entered the match.

‘Hormiga’ on the pitch. August 30, the day Armando González debuts in Europe with Olympiacos.

— Diario RécordThe Mexican publication marked the striker’s European debut.
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