The time passes and more and more Peruvian football players or of Peruvian descent are appearing in different clubs around the world, which generates expectation because there is a long list of young promises who could eventually wear the national team's shirt.
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In that sense, there was a surprise from Portugal this weekend, as national midfielder Sebastián Ortíz left Pacos de Ferreira to join Tondela, where he will initially play in the U-19 team, according to journalist Jorge Castillo.
"Sebastian Ortíz is a new player for CD Tondela. The Peruvian midfielder comes from FC Pacos de Ferreira. Initially, our compatriot will play for the U-19 team. Best of luck," wrote the journalist on his Twitter account, accompanied by a photo of the midfielder.
With this, the player who could be considered in the future by Juan Reynoso for the national team will have to face this new challenge in his career and make the most of it in order to be promoted to the first team as soon as possible.
Finally, it is worth mentioning that Sebastian Ortíz arrived in Portugal when he was 14 years old and initially belonged to Pacos de Ferreira, so now he will leave after 4 seasons to continue looking for success in international football.
Where is Sebastián Ortíz from?
In an interview with AGREF, Sebastián Ortíz revealed that he was born in Oriundo, a city in Piura. However, he also mentioned that he did not play for any club in Peru due to his age, but he did participate in district and school tournaments.