Universidad Católica questions Huerta’s withdrawal

Universidad Católica of Chile questioned Palmeiras for withdrawing from negotiating with defender Valber Huerta. Sao Paulo club Recruitment was not initiated after the player failed the medical tests, due to a possible knee problem.

In an official statement, the Chilean club informed that the result of the magnetic resonance performed by the São Paulo club is to “always appear” in the Huerta exams. Universidad Católica also confirmed that a potential knee problem has not prevented the defender from playing 90% of games in the past three seasons.

“Based on the images that appear on one of his knees, as a result of the MRI that was performed in Brazil, Palmeiras decided not to perform the contract. It should be noted that these images always appeared in the MRI scans performed by Valber, which did not prevent him From competing in 90% of the matches of the past three seasons, in 90% of the minutes last year, and being chosen by the sports car as the best player in their position”, said the Chilean club.

Huerta, 28, has been approved by Palmeiras’ technical committee and board and will come to meet the need for a left-handed defender, Abel Ferreira has discovered. the The two-time Libertadores champion is now back in the market to try and fulfill the coach’s request.

Check out, in full, the note from Universidad Católica:

Once Universidad Católica reached a full agreement with Palmeiras to negotiate with Valber Huerta, the player traveled to Brazil to undergo medical tests before signing his contract.

Based on the pictures on one of her knees, as a result of an MRI performed in Brazil, Palmeiras decided not to conclude the contract. It should be noted that it is these images that have always appeared in Falber’s ring, which did not prevent him from playing 90% of the matches in the past three seasons, in 90% of the minutes last year, and being chosen by the sports chariots. As the best position of his career.

The player is back in Chile to continue his vacation and presents on January 3 to meet the challenges Universidad Católica will face in the 2022 season.