Nelson Deossa during his official presentation as Real Betis footballer.
Photo: Real Betis Balompié
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Colombian footballer Nelson Deossa was presented on Monday as Real Betis Balompié. The steering wheel born in Marmato (Caldas) arrived in Spanish football from the Mexican Monterrey in an operation that is around 14 million euros.
The Andalusian club made a parody of the viral video of a Coldplay concert in which a couple who was having an adventure was exposed. At the end of the video, Deossa appears, who covers his face as one of the protagonists of the original video.
After a few minutes, Betis published the first official images of the Caldense midfielder with the Verdiblanca shirt. It will be the fourth Colombian who saw those colors in the LaLiga EA Sports, the first division of Spanish football.
Deossa will share costumes with another Colombian footballer: striker Juan Camilo “Cucho” Hernández, who returned in January this year to the First Division of Spain after passing through Columbus Crew of the MLS (United States).
Deossa barely had a brief step through Monterrey, who had signed it last January since Pachuca. In the Regiomontano team it showed an outstanding performance. In Colombian football he knew how to wear Huila, Junior and National T -shirts.
With the Rayados, Dessa played 27 official matches between the MX League, the Concacaf Champions League and the Club World Cup. At that time he managed to score seven goals and provide assistance, considerable numbers for a midfielder.
Mixed steering wheel, Deossa is characterized by its ability to support the recovery of the ball and join the attack with criteria. One of its main weapons is its medium distance auction, as evidenced in the Club World Cup with the goal that marked Urawa Red Diamonds.
With his arrival at Betis, the number of Colombians in LaLiga EA Sports, the first division of Spanish football, amounts to six. Daniel Luna and Johan Mojica are added to him and Cucho Hernández in Mallorca, as well as Yaser Asprilla and Jhon Solís in Girona.
This summer market has been especially moved for Colombian soccer players in Europe. Highlights the transfer of Jhon Arias to the Wolverhampton of the Premier League, Richard Ríos to Benfica Portugués and Luis Díaz al Bayern Munich, one of the Giants in Europe.
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