Luis Garrido’s future remains a great uncertainty. The midfielder has a current contract in the Córdoba, from the Third Division of Spain, but They already warned you that it will not be taken into account and will be free when the season ends. The catracho played only 46 minutes with the Iberian shirt and was badly damaged by the stoppage due to the pandemic.
The strongest rumor that runs is a possible arrival in Motagua, a news that is surprising because it came from the lower ones of Olympia. Although he took his first steps in the Albo, Garrido said that he was treated very badly there and that makes me not want to return. In addition, the fans do not have a good relationship with him either and this would increase their desire to play in the maximum rival.
Garrido felt that he did not take care of him at the Olympia. (Ten)
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He spoke about this in an interview with Daily More: “I would not return to Olimpia for dignity, the managers at the time were the worst, they treated me very badly, when they saw my knee was destroyed they ran me, they told me that I could play with the team that I wanted, then when Motagua recovered I arrived to ask for my settlement to the whites and they came out with a contract, they are incredible things ”.
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–And he added about his problems in the Cream: “They never treated me well at Olimpia, Osman Madrid ran me three times, but I held on because I wanted to succeed, so I was not surprised that they threw me out, Osman behaved very badly. They thought I was not going to recover, I don’t know why Osman told lies, in the end he brought good to everyone and I thank God for everything he does in my life “.
Finally, Garrido referred to the possibility of going to the Blue Eagles and acknowledged his strong interest to join in the coming seasons, although he stressed that for now there is nothing advanced in the negotiations: “I would like to play in Motagua, but I have had no approaches, it would be wonderful because they opened the doors for me, I am indebted to them”.
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