After passing through soccer in Switzerland, the Ecuadorian forward will play in the MLS team owned by former English soccer player David Beckham.
Ecuadorian striker Leonardo Campana became a new Inter Miami CF player on Friday, painting that plays in the United States Major League Soccer (MLS) and that is owned by English former Manchester United and Real Madrid footballer David Beckham. Until before finalizing his signing with the North American cast, Campana worked in the Grasshoppers of the first division of Swiss soccer, where he scored three goals in fourteen games.
The Guayaquil striker, who will be a teammate of the Argentine striker Gonzalo Higuain and the Mexican midfielder Rodolfo Pizarro, left for soccer abroad in January 2020 to sign until June 2023 with the Wolverhampton, of the first division of England (Premier League). However, he did not enjoy opportunities from DT Nuno Espírito Santo (currently without a team) and ended up going on loan to the Portuguese Famalicao.
In the Portuguese team he acted ten times and scored two goals. After the assignment in Famalicao he returned to Wolverhampton, however, he was loaned again and thus his arrival in Swiss football took place.
Six months before the termination of the link with Grasshoppers, Campana, 21, managed to part ways to continue his career in American football, a league of progressive growth in recent years. (D)
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