Paolo to Argentina? Guerrero was offered to Vélez Sarsfield with a view to the next season.

The year is coming to an end, and with it, the international transfer market has opened in several countries. In the midst of this scenario, Paolo Guerrero became a free agent after his spell at Avaí in Brazil. So, more than one team is already considering the possible signing of the 'Depredador', and everything indicates that Vélez Sarsfield would have the first option. Will the '9' move to Argentina?

According to media reports from that country, the attacker has been offered to 'Fortín', where they are looking for a forward who possesses the characteristics of the national player, who could join Vélez for the upcoming Argentine season.

Vélez Sarsfield finished in the antepenultimate position in the previous Argentine Professional League, so they are hoping to reinforce themselves greatly to compete at the top of their country. In that plan, Paolo Guerrero fits perfectly, although the details of the negotiation will have to be analyzed by those interested.

It is worth mentioning that the national '9' has extensive experience in international football, as he has played for Bayern Munich and Hamburgo (Germany), SC Corinthians, Flamengo, Internacional de Porto Alegre, and Avaí (Brazil). Now, he is going for a new challenge.

When was Paolo Guerrero's last goal?

The last time Paolo Guerrero scored was in July 2021. The forward, who was wearing the Inter de Porto Alegre jersey, scored in the 4-2 victory over Fluminense in the Brasileirao. The 'Depredador', on that occasion, came on as a substitute in the 80th minute and sealed the victory for 'Colorado' in the 90'+5' minute.

Since then, an injury has kept him away from the playing fields, and he returned to official competition with Avaí, although he did not manage to get the desired minutes in the first team, bringing his spell with the Brazilian team to an end at the end of the recent season.

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