Uruguay has always produced efficient strikers, not to mention Suarez and Edinson Cavani, the veteran Stuani, who is still the thigh of Girona in La Liga today. In the Liverpool squad there is Núñez. Uruguay now has another talented goalscorer, Matías Arezo.
Born in November 2002 and only turning 21 at the end of this year, the player made his debut at the Vidia River Plate club in Uruguay. In February 2020, at the age of 17, he made his first-team debut. In August 2021, he became team captain.
In the club's first-team match, Matthias has scored 37 goals and 14 assists in 91 appearances, which is very efficient. In the Under-17 team, the dude scored a hat-trick against Ecuador.
In January 2022, Granada FC, known for digging for leprechaun cultivation, signed him for a transfer fee of 5.7 million euros. At that time, Granada was in jeopardy in the relegation zone. Matthias, who has just arrived in Europe, is still not very comfortable, and in the 156 minutes of La Liga, he did not score a goal or assist.
After the relegation, he scored the first first-team goal for the team. At the beginning of this year, in order to better train and grow the player, Granada returned to the Uruguayan league on loan to continue playing, this time to South American giants Penarol.
After a period of training, Matthias returned to South America and seemed to be at ease. Wearing the number 19 shirt, he scored eight goals in the first six league matches, while the player played just 477 minutes. Against Laluz, he scored three goals to help his team win 4-3. In the first 6 rounds of the league, the team remained unbeaten with 4 wins and 2 draws, temporarily topping the table.
He was also unsparing when facing his old club River Plate in the Copa Sudamericana qualifiers. In front of 17,000 spectators, he scored twice with his left foot and scored a penalty made by teammate Maximiano Pereira. In this way, the goblin wore a hat for the second time. He has scored 11 goals in seven games since joining the team, and his efficiency is staggering.
His old club are now fourth in La Liga, three points away from second-placed Las Palmas, and the team's goal is naturally to return to La Liga.
Matthias' loan contract expires in December, during which time the team will play league and Copa Sudamericana, and he will show his goalscoring talent on the stage of the competition. With this accumulation of self-confidence, he will have his place when he returns to Spain. The guy has already been selected for the Uruguay national team, but it is not known when he will make his debut. A post-00s demon front is about to be born in South America.