The Argentine striker was one of the culprits of the team’s last defeat
Giuliano Simeon has been one of the few positive news of the Royal Saragossa in a start to the season that has been terrifying. The Aragonese team, like every year, had the idea of starting off on the right foot to establish a positive dynamic and thus be able to fight for promotion at the end of the season. But as has been usual in recent years, the reality has been very different at the club.
Again, Real Zaragoza is touching the relegation places. In total there are only two wins, four draws and four losses in the SmartBank League. The last one especially painful, because they visited a direct rival for avoiding relegation as was Racing de Santander.
Giuliano Simeone, signaled after the last defeat of Real Zaragoza
In the important match played during the week, not only for the club but also for the coach’s future, Giuliano Simeone was the absolute protagonist. And it is that two perfectly avoidable actions caused Real Zaragoza to stay with ten players in the first half.
Finally, Racing de Santander managed to break down the wall of Real Zaragoza and took the victory and the three points. A victory that left Juan Carlos Carcedo in a limit situation. And how could it be otherwise, the main point has been the Argentine striker, son of Cholo Simeone.
Will Real Zaragoza break Giuliano Simeone’s loan?
Due to how painful the team’s last defeat in the SmartBank League was, many fans have blamed Giuliano Simeone for the situation. So much so that they have asked the club to break his loan, as they consider that such a player could cost the team many defeats throughout the season.
Be that as it may, Giuliano Simeone has been very important for Real Zaragoza at the start of the season, scoring three goals and providing an assist in the first ten league games. A very positive figure for a 19-year-old footballer who had barely played minutes at the highest level in Spain. Now that he’s had a chance, he seemed to have seized it. But everything changed in Santander and we will have to wait to see how it all ends.