Only one scare for Nico Paz: the blow to his head that forced him to leave in Como’s victory and his subsequent message of relief :: Olé & more related news here

The head of Nico Paz without para. Like the rumors of the transfer market that, when from the 10th of As It’s about, he doesn’t seem to have calm. The head of the future hitch selection without para.

Within hours of having been Sunday cover of the Madrid newspaper ASwho swears that Real Madrid will have him for next season, will have to face Genoa led by Luigi Ferraris at the Luigi Ferraris Daniele de Rossithat Boca central midfielder.

It was not just another game after three games without a win (two losses and a draw) and elimination from the Italian Cup semi-finals. Cesc Fábregas’ men had to recover their memory again so as not to lose their place in the (unprecedented) European Cup zone.

The start couldn’t have been better. Only ten minutes had passed when Máximo Perrone’s team also took the lead: a spectacular center-assist came from the left at the feet of Frenchman Lucas Da Cunha for the surgical and cross header of Greek Anastasios Douvikas to make it 1-0. But Paz’s role had to be greater than a happy hug near the corner flag.

At 22′, as if to wake up from the drowsiness and make the Merengues even more expectant, a slalom-play was sent that ended with a barely wide finish to the far post. Seven minutes later, perhaps the most painful part. Literally painful. At a ball stop, Looking to make a difference in the aerial game thanks to his slender 1.86 meters, he ended up hitting Alessandro Mercandalli’s head squarely.defender of the Red and Blues. They had to treat him on the playing field and He finished with an ice pack so that the bump didn’t have a life of its own.. But he was not scared: at 33′, just a little while later, he scored a header but, this time, on the post, flirting with Como’s second goal.

He was seen entering the locker room for halftime but did not come out. A little protocol and a little annoyance ended up giving the Frenchman a chance. Maxence Caqueret, who ended up replacing him. “I can’t see well…” was the statement captured on television, with a zoom in on some discomfort in the right eye. Nico’s head never stopped. And from the outside, he saw how – at 68′ – the Ghanaian assane diaowith a header, he closed the Genoese afternoon with a header for the final 2-0.

After the victory, already on the plane back home, Nico uploaded a story to Instagram to bring peace of mind due to the logical concern of locals and strangers. “Everything was perfect,” wrote the kid, who had also been to a hospital as a preventive measure. All good. Thank goodness!

He reached 61 points in 34 appearances and is fighting to enter an international tournament next season. Today I would enter the Europa League.