The until now far left of the Aula Valladolid, Lydia Blancowill play until the end of the season in Super Amara Bera Bera, after the agreement reached between both clubs to obtain the freedom letter for the Cantabrian player.

Blanco, just turned 21 and a native of Santander, arrived in Valladolid last season from Atlético Pereda, a team with which he debuted in the Iberdrola Guerreras League in the 20-21 season.

Given the severity of the injury Melinda Louis, operated on her left knee on September 28, Super Amara Bera Bera decided to reinforce the position since Laura Hernández was left alone. Since last season, Lydia Blanco caught the attention of the technical staff of the San Sebastian club who did not hesitate to contact the Valladolid club to manage the freedom letter.

The negotiations have been arduous but the agreement was closed this weekend. Lydia Blanco played her last game yesterday with Caja Rural Aula Valladolid and all that remains is for her to pass positively. medical examination in Donostia next week.

Super Amara Bera Bera does not have a game next weekend, given that the eighth matchday has already advanced, played in Gijón with a Gipuzkoan victory, so there will be a few days that Blanco will be able to take advantage of adapt to the group and the game systems.

Source: Eitb

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