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From Mexico to the world. The majority purchase of 51% of the shares of Real Oviedo, a club in the Spanish Second Division, by Grupo Pachuca is starting to bear fruit quickly, as the arrival of the first Mexican football player from 'Tuzos' of Liga MX to the Asturian team was announced this Sunday.
Daniel Alonso Aceves, left back of the Pachuca club, emerged from the youth academy of 'Tuzos' since he was 13 years old, who will reinforce Real Oviedo for the 2022-2023 season on loan.
"Real Oviedo has reached an agreement with CF Pachuca to take over the services, on loan, of left back Alonso Aceves until the end of the 22/23 season," according to the Oviedo statement.
"The Mexican will join the first team's training in the coming days, once he lands in Spain, when his official presentation will also take place," added the Liga SmartBank team from Spain, where the Mexican will join the training in the coming days and, once he lands in Spain, his official presentation will take place.
Who is Alonso Aceves?
Daniel Alonso Aceves Patiño, 21 years old, was born on March 28, 2001, in Huixquilucan. The Mexican joined the youth academy of Pachuca at the age of 13, going through the third division, U-15, U-17, and U-20 teams, until Paulo Pezzolano promoted him to the first team in the Guard1anes 2020 Tournament.
Since Guillermo Almada took over as coach, youth player Alonso Aceves has earned the trust of the coach and become an undisputed starter on the left side. Now, life is smiling at him, and his future will be in Spain.
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