The historic scorer of Chilean soccer, Esteban Paredes, toopened the doors to continue playing professional football after his departure from United Coquimbo and warned that he still has to play at least one more game, which will be his farewell match at the Monument Stadium.
“When I retire from football it will be my last game at the Monumental, that this is already a fact, there is a contract involved, I have the farewell there, that will be the last game where I play, that will be a farewell game, “said the former Colo Colo player.
In that line, he referred to the fact that “I still don’t know” when asked if the end of his time with the “pirates” should be understood as the end point of his professional career: “Back from vacation I’m going to decide and I’m going to say it,” he said.
Regarding an option to play in Santiago Morning, he pointed out that “I spoke with Sebastián Nazur, who I knew as a child, him, his father, the institution, and when he returns from vacation we are going to talk about it.”
“It’s a health issue too, that’s why I left Coquimbo, I couldn’t keep playing 90 minutes, it’s an issue that had infiltrated many times, that’s why I left Coquimbo,” he added.