Former West Ham United player Manuel Lanzini has started his new chapter at Velez Sarsfield on a high note, winning the Argentina Supercopa and experiencing personal success following a challenging period with River Plate. Lanzini’s return to River Plate did not go as planned, with disappointing performances and injuries leading to his departure from the club.
However, the move to Velez Sarsfield on a free transfer has revitalized Lanzini’s career, allowing him to secure a starting position and contribute to the team’s success. Winning the Supercopa and being involved in key moments during the match has brought joy and relief to Lanzini.
Despite the challenges he faced at River Plate, Lanzini remains grateful for the opportunities he has had and acknowledges that decisions made by coaches are part of the game. He is now focused on making the most of his new beginning at 32 years old and is appreciative of the rewards that come with hard work and dedication.
Lanzini’s experience and on-field abilities have already made an impact at Velez Sarsfield, with teammates recognizing his contributions to the team’s performance. His addition has strengthened the squad and provided valuable skills that have helped the team achieve success.
With his recent Supercopa victory, Lanzini has now added another trophy to his collection, bringing his total number of trophies won for both club and country to ten. This achievement highlights Lanzini’s winning mentality and his ability to make a positive impact wherever he plays.
