The information about the departure of the Compostela attacker grows every day and this time it was the same player who made some statements that left the Betic club quite concerned.
It is no longer a surprise that the Betis is contemplating the departure of his striker and scorer Borja Iglesias. His quality, technique and finite nose for scoring the balls into his rivals’ nets have given him the right to appear on the agenda of the best teams in Europe, especially in the Premier League.
Despite having a very striking poster, Borja Iglesias He stated that he wants to stay in the Betisbut leave the door ajar. This was what she said. “I already mentioned it once. This is not up to me. I am happy here, fully focused on Betis, on continuing to grow. I’m fine here, but if they tell me I have to go I’ll have to go. When the time comes, if the situation is evaluated and it is decided that it is good for everyone, then it would have to be done”.
If Borja Iglesias leaves Betis now or in June, his replacement will continue to be Sergio Camello
Raised in the Atlético de Madrid youth academy, and shining with his own light at Rayo Vallecano, not to mention his great stint at CD Mirandés, Sergio Camello is the number 1 option to take over from the former Espanyol striker. At 21 years of age, the man from Madrid has already scored 37 goals in his professional career, in the RFEF First Federation, LaLiga Smartbank, and now in LaLiga Santander.
This season he is being the offensive benchmark over more experienced forwards such as RDT and Falcao García. A fact that says a lot about his technique and the work he does in Andoni Iraola’s starting eleven. That same level has completely convinced Manuel Pellegrini and the entire Betic environment.
Sergio Camello is 21 years old but has the mentality of a mature and experienced footballer, just what Betis is looking for to replace Borja Iglesias
From the way he expresses himself and the statements he has given in recent interviews, Sergio Camello has the mentality of a mature, experienced and elite footballer with a fairly general and objective vision. The best thing is that he is in the prime of his youth at just 21 years of age, and a long way to go.
These are his statements, “I work every day to earn ownership. It helps me to be calm and not get carried away by praise when they come well given. That mental balance helps me a lot.” Not rush. It is better to take one step at a time than leaps and bounds. I work to win the position when it’s my turn and I’m sure the prize will come sooner or later” declared Sergio Camello.