Top Performers of the 2023 Professional League: Figure of the Championship Poll and Player Highlights

07/31/2023 10:13 p.m. Updated on 07/31/2023 11:01 p.m.

A champion with an intractable young striker and a quality off-road midfielder. A table of scorers with shared first place, a team with the least beaten fence in the tournament because they had their goalkeeper as a figure. a kid of Boca who has already shown a First Division hierarchy, a Racing midfielder who dazzled with his punch, a talented executioner hitter from Riverthe best striker in Lanús who finished in fourth position and the spicy striker trained in Núñez who broke it in Estudiantes. The 2023 Professional League left ten high-level options for all tastes. That’s why, olé proposes a survey for you to choose who was the figure of the championship for you What did River get?

The menu is extensive and varied. Obviously, among the best soccer players in the tournament are the most outstanding of the champion: Rodrigo Aliendro and Lucas Beltrán. The midfielder, because he was the engine and wild card of the Demichelis team and forever entered the hearts of the fans of the Band due to his style of play, sacrifice and humility. The striker, because he was River’s top scorer with 12 goals and showed that he has a European future.

Boca also had an outstanding protagonist despite the weak campaign he did in the LPF 2023, because the creative youth midfielder Cristian Medina (21 years old) not only scored three goals but also brought brilliance to the team in the best moments of Xeneize in the tournament and also maintained a good performance in the 23 games he played.

The other big clubs that have a candidate in the poll of olé they are Racing, with the left-handed steering wheel matias rojas, and San Lorenzo, with the goalkeeper Augusto Batalla. Added to them, logically, are the two championship scorers who scored 13 goals: Michael Santos, from Talleres, and Pablo Vegetti, from Belgrano.

the rest of the options

The other players with the best performance throughout the tournament were the talented creative midfielder Rodrigo Garro, from Talleres, the scorer from Lanús, Leandro Díaz, and the striker from Estudiantes who closed the championship with an Olympic goal: Benjamín Rollheiser.