The Peruvian defender Carlos Zambrano will donate his shirt with the number 5 he wears Boca Juniors to raise funds for a footballer from his country who is going through a delicate moment of health, according to what the Peruvian media reported today.

In this context, the footballer Paolo Albarracinborn in the Peruvian city of Callao as Zambrano, he started a solidarity movement on the social networks Twitter and Instagram to raise money for Aaron Torres, a former Sport Boys footballer who is going through a delicate health problemThis was reported by the local newspaper LaRepublica.

Albarracín’s initiative continued to ask Peru’s most representative players who donate their t-shirts to do a raffle within 15 days and all the proceeds go to Aaron Torres and his family.

Zambrano discovered the situation and immediately offered his Boca shirt with the number 5 he has been wearing since joining the club in January 2020.

The footballer suffered from stomach pain in training on Friday, but Ibarra’s idea is that Zambrano will start the match against competition leaders Atlético Tucumán.

The fight with Benedetto

On Sunday 14th an atypical situation occurred at the interval of the match against Racing, which was blocked by all the actors: Carlos Zambrano and Darío Benedetto had a verbal exchange at the end of the first half, which triggered a physical fight between the Two. Hugo Ibarra admitted this at a press conference and vice president Juan Román Riquelme revealed the penalty of two games for the players.

In a dialogue with the Peruvian media Trome, the defender showed his dissatisfaction with the Football Council’s decision and said he was unfair to him.

“I disagree, because I get it for free. It’s not fair, I didn’t do anything I feel uncomfortable, but it only remains to acceptcommented Zambrano.

Additionally, he provided details on when the discussion went from words to punches. “It was a slap, I didn’t expect it. The teammates immediately grabbed us. He In the locker room he apologized to me,” she added.

“I don’t see much news that is published here (in Argentina), I prefer to be calm and I don’t know what they said,” he stressed.

Riquelme asked Zambrano and Benedetto for a reflection. The boys had a fight and now they have to think. Nothing more. It’s simple, “he said on ESPN.

And he added: “I wasn’t there, I don’t know why there was the discussion. But even if I did, I wouldn’t say it, because the things that happen in the locker room are there, I’m surprised. You know everything.”