Striker Sergio Díaz Arrives in Ecuador to Join Barcelona SC
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Paraguayan forward Sergio Díaz has joined Ecuadorian club Barcelona SC to bolster their attack.
- Díaz arrives with aspirations to perform at his best for the club, which he described as significant internationally.
- The 28-year-old striker previously played for Cerro Porteño, Panetolikos, and Sportivo Luqueño.
Paraguayan striker Sergio Díaz has arrived in Ecuador to join Barcelona SC, a move aimed at strengthening the team managed by Venezuelan coach César Farías. Díaz, who most recently played for Sportivo Luqueño, expressed his enthusiasm for the new opportunity.
"The professor César Farías told me he wanted me to be part of the team. I come with great enthusiasm to give my best version to the club, which is very important in Ecuador and internationally, as it always competes in the Copa Libertadores and fights for important titles," Díaz stated upon his arrival in Guayaquil.
The professor César Farías told me he wanted me to be part of the team. I come with great enthusiasm to give my best version to the club, which is very important in Ecuador and internationally, as it always competes in the Copa Libertadores and fights for important titles.
The 28-year-old forward is eager to get into peak condition, stating his intention to train intensely. Díaz highlighted his versatility, noting his ability to play across the entire attacking front. He also conveyed that it would be "an honor" to wear the Barcelona SC jersey.
Díaz began his professional career in 2014 with Cerro Porteño. His previous clubs include Greek side Panetolikos and Sportivo Luqueño. Barcelona SC currently sits second in the Ecuadorian Liga Pro with 29 points, trailing leaders Independiente del Valle, who have 40 points. The club has also signed Panamanian forward Tomás Rodríguez.
It is going to be an honor to wear the Barcelona shirt.
Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.