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Real Valladolid Loans Uruguayan Winger Sanseviero to Argentina's Instituto Córdoba
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Real Valladolid Loans Uruguayan Winger Sanseviero to Argentina's Instituto Córdoba

From ABC Color · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

At a glance

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  • Real Valladolid has loaned Uruguayan winger Lucas Sanseviero to Instituto Córdoba of Argentina.
  • The deal includes an option for a permanent transfer.
  • Sanseviero joined Valladolid in the winter and scored a key goal for the team's survival in the league.

Spanish club Real Valladolid has officially loaned out its Uruguayan winger, Lucas Sanseviero, to Instituto Atlético Central Córdoba, a team in Argentina's top division. The agreement includes an option for Córdoba to purchase the player permanently.

Sanseviero, who turns 26 on August 5, arrived at Real Valladolid during the winter transfer window. He participated in eleven matches, starting three of them. His contribution was significant, as he scored the winning goal against Real Sociedad B in a crucial 1-0 victory late in the season, a goal that proved vital in securing the team's place in the league.

Sanseviero's departure follows a series of player exits from Real Valladolid. Notable transfers include Kenedy to Mexican club Pachuca, Sergi Canós returning to Valencia, Jorge Delgado moving to Portuguese side Chaves, Peter Federico being transferred by his parent club Getafe to Górnik Zabrze in Poland, Javi Carvajal being recalled by Real Madrid, and Xavi Moreno being sold to Sabadell.

Real Valladolid is currently in its preseason preparations. The team is scheduled to play against Groningen in the Netherlands on Saturday. Their LaLiga Hypermotion season opener is set for August 15 against RCD Mallorca. Additional preseason matches include games against Gimnástica Segoviana on August 5 and Real Sporting on August 8.

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Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.