The Strongest forward Carlos Ventura hints at wanting to leave: “I’m already tired”
Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- The Strongest forward Carlos Ventura posted that he was tired and suggested that outsiders did not know the full situation, prompting speculation that he wants to leave the club.
- Teammate Darwin Lom replied that only three more remained, a comment interpreted as possibly referring to three months until the season ends.
- Ventura has played 18 matches this season and scored once, against ABB in a 3-1 league victory.
Carlos Ventura’s message was brief, but it immediately opened the door to speculation about his future at The Strongest. “You will do well because you do things with your heart, and life knows how to return all the good. But I’m already tired, and if only they knew how things really are,” the Dominican forward wrote on social media.
You will do well because you do things with your heart, and life knows how to return all the good. But I’m already tired, and if only they knew how things really are.
The post included a photograph of Ventura looking down with his hands on his hips during a match for the Tigre. He offered no further details. The message could refer to problems at the club involving the board’s fulfillment of its obligations, the report said.
Darwin Lom, Ventura’s Guatemalan teammate, responded in Spanish and English: “My brother, only three more.” That could mean three months remain until the end of the season. Lom also wrote “we keep fighting,” an expression of perseverance in difficult circumstances, alongside emojis showing strength and anger. Víctor Ábrego, who played for The Strongest during the first half of the year and now represents Guabirá, replied: “Stay strong, my friend.”
My brother, only three more.
Ventura joined The Strongest at the beginning of the year. He has made 18 appearances this season, including 14 in the league, two in the Copa Bolivia and two in the first phase of the Copa Libertadores. His only goal came against ABB in a 3-1 victory on Sunday, May 3, during the league’s fifth round.
Stay strong, my friend.
Originally published by El Deber 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.