Saprissa warns Cartaginés as it brings back a key player for the Central American Cup
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At a glance
- Saprissa will host Cartaginés on Wednesday in the Concacaf Central American Cup.
- Luis Javier Paradela, the championship's leading provider with seven assists, returns after serving a three-game suspension.
- Paradela had not been able to contribute to Saprissa in the tournament before his return.
Saprissa will regain one of its most productive players when Cartaginés visits the Cueva on Wednesday in the Concacaf Central American Cup.
Cuban forward Luis Javier Paradela returns to the competition after serving a three-game suspension. He leads the championship with seven assists, but had not been able to help Saprissa in its Central American Cup campaign.
His return gives Saprissa an important attacking option before the match against Cartaginés. The club's warning to its opponent centers on the availability of a player who has been among the tournament's most effective creators.
Originally published by La Nación 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.