Center back Gary Cagelmacher is already signing on as a new reinforcement for the closing ceremony of the 2022 Olympics. The pedigree man admits that coming to Mexico is a challenge he's always been interested in, and he hopes to contribute his experience to keep the Beast fighting for what matters.
"I'm a person who likes new challenges, I've changed a lot of countries, I like to get to know new leagues, new cultures, their people, and even though I won the title in my country, I think this decision is the best. It's a league I've always been interested in, it's become very competitive and Leon is a team hungry for important things." Yup.
"I will contribute everything I know and everything the coach asks me to do, I know there are a lot of experienced players who have won games at the club so we have to support those players so I want to be on board."
Regarding the technician Ariel Holan of Esmeraldas, Kagelmacher acknowledged the opportunity to work together from the strategist phase he was in: "He is a coach, I had a very interesting conversation with him and he showed me his interest when he was in Brazil, these things are very important to me and having a coach gives me confidence and I hope I can do my best," he said.
Gary traveled through ,, Germany, and , where he made a brief stop at Real Castilla, except in Uruguay, where, in fact, he was crowned from Penarol, where he met León's idol, Matias Britos, who introduced him to the club.
"Everything he said to me was positive, the city, the fans, the growth of the club. The fact that I have a friendly relationship with Britos, who I know is a very popular player here, and just as importantly, to hear from a teammate who knows what it means to have a family reunion," he concluded.
