Valentino López, the eldest of Maxi López and Wanda Nara’s three children, is about to turn 14 and has dreams of becoming a footballer, just like his father did during his 20-year career until his retirement in 2021. The boy breathes football. Is he his stepfather (former stepfather?), Mauro Icardi, He also had and continues to have an important career in football.
Valu, as he is nicknamed in the family, shows his great scoring ability match after match: he played in the Under 13 paris saint germain and came to average one goal per game. Before, he attended the academy of Milan Y Now a new possibility opens up for him, this time in Argentine football.
The boy with the blond hair has an exam at River Plate and could be signed into the lower ranks of the Millionaire club, which he is a fan of. His father played there between 2001 and 2004, he scored 13 goals in 56 games played and had a good performance, despite being scored by the missed penalty against Boca in the semi-final of the 2004 Copa Libertadores.
Returning from Turkey after his fleeting experience in Galatasaray Under 14, Valentino shared on his Instagram account the images that show him preparing in Argentina for the upcoming challenges. “Preseason in Argentina”, reads the text of the post which portrays him together with Benedicto and Constantino, his two brothers.
According to Intruders, Maxi López was the one who managed to get his son tested and paid for a personal trainer for him during this beginning of the year when they were in Argentina, all with the aim of giving a boost to his desire to become a professional footballer.
“Don’t sign me up, stupid”
Just this weekend, Wanda and Maxi seem to have put their differences behind them and showed up with their kids. The model uploaded a video to her Instagram stories, in which the former footballer is seen inside her home and her three children bathing in the pool.
The answer of the ex River, given that his ex-wife was filming him, was dry: “Don’t register me, stupid.” She, between laughter, answered so “It’s for the memory to remain.”
What caught the attention of this video was the confidence that the former couple has regained after a turbulent few years. Today you can see him more relaxed and enjoying his family.
Source: Clarin
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