American Luca De La Torre leaves Celta Vigo for one year
After the franchise signing of Hirving ‘Chucky’ Lozanohe San Diego FC continues to strengthen for its debut in the MLS. This Wednesday it was learned that the American pearl Luca De La Torre He will play on loan for 12 months. From the Tower He played in Europe, specifically in the Celta de Vigo of Spain. But now he has returned to his city to play with San Diego FC in 2025 in what will be its premiere in the Major League Soccer. In the official announcement, San Diego He explained that the transfer has a clause that contemplates a purchase option for the midfielder. The club’s sports director, Tyler Heapsdescribed the return of the jewel as a crowning moment. “He is coming back to represent the city that formed him,” he said. Press conference to present Luca de La Torre and Anders Dreyers. Credit: San Diego FC. | Courtesy From the Tower He was part of prominent youth academies in the area, including San Diego Surf and San Diego Nomads. At 26 years old, he already has seven years of experience in football on the old continent. From the Tower passed through the Premier League of England with the Fulham of Raul Jimenez; he Heracles of Netherlands and the Celtic of Vigo of LaLiga of Spain. In the 2023-24 season he played 31 games with the Celta de Vigo. In the current campaign he has only seen action in one match. With the United States national team He has been capped 24 times since 2018 with one goal to his name. SDFC also announced this Wednesday a new franchise addition such as Lush. The danish Anders Dreyer It arrives with a star poster for the next three years. Will play in the MLS until 2027. The contract was closed with the RSC Anderlecht of Belgium. Dreyer will occupy an international spot in the squad and will join SDFC in January, after receiving his International Transfer Certificate (ITC) and his P-1 Visa. Belgian winger Anders Dreyers. Credit: San Diego FC | Courtesy Keep reading:· Venezuelan Telasco Segovia will play with Lionel Messi at Inter Miami· Chilean Diego Valdés leaves Club América for Portland Timbers for $5 million, according to reports· Messi’s children to the United States team: the curious question to Mauricio Pochettino at a press conference
