Uruguayan Goalkeeper Washington Aguerre Breaks His Silence on Controversy in Final Against Santa Fe, What Did He Say?
Uruguayan goalkeeper Washington Aguerre, who was a regular starter for Medellín in 2025 and played in the two finals the red team contested last year against Independiente Santa Fe, for the League, and against Atlético Nacional, for the Copa BetPlay, spoke out after the controversy generated by an alleged disagreement between players and executives over prizes that allegedly influenced the 'low' performance of some in the return match against the Bogotá team.
TL;DR
- Washington Aguerre, former goalkeeper for Medellín, denied claims of conflict over prize money affecting performance in the 2025 finals.
- He refuted rumors of physical altercations with teammates during halftime against Santa Fe.
- Aguerre stated that all claims of disagreements with players and directors are false.
- He highlighted his passion and dedication to the club during his time there.
- During his tenure, Aguerre played 45 games, conceded 39 goals, and kept 19 clean sheets.