08/05/2021 12:13 PM
Clarín.com
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Updated 08/05/2021 12:16
After much speculation, Julio Buffarini could not reach an agreement with Boca in terms of contractual matters, and in this way on June 30 he became a free player.
And in the last hours he got a club: the Cordoba, with a past in San Lorenzo, finally agreed to a two-year contract with Huesca, a club that currently disputes the Second Division of Spain.
Buffarini arrives at Huesca to fill the position left by Pablo Maffeo, a winger from Catalonia who ended his loan and joined Mallorca.
For Buffarini, this transfer will represent his first opportunity in European football, since until now he had only played in South American clubs.
The native of General Cabrera said goodbye to Boca after three and a half years defending the xeneize shirt, in which he played more than 100 games and won four titles.
SIGNING |
𝙅𝙪𝙡𝙞𝙤 𝘽𝙪𝙛𝙛𝙖𝙧𝙞𝙣𝙞 is already a SD Huesca player.
🇦🇷 The Argentine full-back signs for the next two seasons, contributing his strength and hierarchy.
👏 𝘽𝙞𝙚𝙣𝙫𝙚𝙣𝙞𝙙𝙤!
👏 # BuffariniNoRebla🔵🔴
- SD Huesca (@SDHuesca) August 5, 2021
Buffarini began his career at Talleres de Córdoba, a club of which he was a member for four seasons and where he even played the Argentine Tournament A, which at that time represented the third category of Argentine football for clubs in the interior.
Then he would go through Atlético Tucumán, where he would only play for a year and would have his first experience in Buenos Aires, defending the Ferrocarril Oeste shirt.
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At Ferro, the full-back showed a very high level, something that caught the attention of a San Lorenzo that was going through a difficult time.
Buffarini arrived at the "Cuervo" in 2012, and was part of the squad that disputed the promotion to the Institute in that same year.
That series of matches was favorable to San Lorenzo, who managed to remain in the First Division.
Buffarini disputes a ball against Sills, in the second leg of the class of 2012. (Photo: Télam)
Buffarini settled in San Lorenzo and went on to win three titles with the Barça institution, among which the Copa Libertadores won in 2014 stands out. After a brief stint at Sao Pablo in Brazil, he returned to the country to play for Boca, his last team. in Argentine soccer.
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