Vasco is close to signing Gabriel Carabajal, from Santos

Vasco is very close to signing Gabriel Carabajal, from Santos. The Argentine midfielder is 31 years old and has an agreement in place to reinforce the club on loan until December of this year. The information is from the portal “ge”.

The first to inform the public about the negotiation was the “Attention, Vascaínos” channel and the “ge” confirmed that the talks are underway and that the contract should be signed in the coming days. Because of this, Carabajal did not travel with the delegation from Santos to Caxias, where the team faced Grêmio this Sunday, for the Brazilian Championship.

It was in August 2022 that Carabajal arrived in Brazilian football, when he was hired by Santos. However, he played little at Vila Belmiro. There were only 12 games and a goal scored wearing the shirt of Peixe.

Vasco is close to signing Gabriel Carabajal, from Santos https://t.co/AlkYAhak7M

—ge Vasco (@ge_vasco) April 17, 2023

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In the current season, it was only four times that Carabajal entered the field. The Argentine suffered an injury in February, in a game against Inter de Limeira, for the Campeonato Paulista, and became available again for Santos’ coaching staff in early April.

Carabajal was signed in August 2022 and arrived at Santos as an option for creativity in the midfield and as being responsible for set pieces. The Argentine player played four games in a row as a starter, but ended up not doing the job and ended up on the bench.

According to “ge”, in this year of 2023, with the arrival of Odair Hellmann to CT Rei Pelé, Gabriel Carabajal started the season forgotten, however he did well in training and regained his space. In Paulistão, when it looked like he was going to establish himself in the team, the player suffered an injury that made him stay out of action for two months. The Argentine played 12 games for Santos and scored one goal.

Featured Photo: Carabajal during Santos training. Playback/Ivan Storti/Santos FC.