“I always follow Workshops. This present was obvious, every six months the club grows. He was able to maintain a base, with international players. It wouldn’t be a surprise see champion. “It is a solid institution.” The testimony of José Mauri, midfielder who played for the Jardín neighborhood club, and who is now part of the team Sarmiento from Junin.

“My passage through I loved workshops. The thorn is that when I was there there were things to improve, which improved today. Today the club advanced institutionally. It is making a very large base. I started great and the pandemic caught me. I am grateful to have been there” he added, in an interview with Third timeby Radio Happenings.

His departure in 2021 was involved in several twists and turns, and how he himself Mauri admitted, it wasn’t the best way. “I found Fassi in an airport and I told him… ‘You are the best leader in the country and at the same time a son of a thousand… He offered me much less money because he knew my interest in staying. They tried to lower my price. Today we are a phenomenon, everything is fine. If I go to Córdoba, Fassi invites me to eat at his house.”

And he went further in his praise: “Talleres sells two or three players per year. But I could sell the entire team. It always has a spare part in the back. Fassi buys you the White House with one dollar. Is a crack”.

THE MEMORY OF CACIQUE MEDINA IN WORKSHOPS

José Mauri rescued the experience of having been directed by Alexander Medina in Workshops. “More than in football, he was a very frontal coach. Since the first day He told me that he liked my game but that if I didn’t run with him I wouldn’t be a starter. In the first practice I wanted to go home, because of everything he made me run”.

When he left Talleres he had his experience in Sporting Kansas City of Major League Soccer, from where he returned to play in Sarmiento. With a goal in this League Cup against Boca, on the San Lorenzo court. “In the United States I didn’t have to play against great figures like there are now. The t-shirts that I brought are from former colleagues in Talleres, like Fede Navarro, Franco Fragapane and Bebelo Reynoso, who I didn’t get to play with because he had left before.

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