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The Multi-Champion with River Who Will Continue His Career in a National First Team

Summary by Doble Amarilla
Football, in its purest essence, always keeps a chapter for nostalgia. Enzo Pérez, multi-champion with River, decided to write the last line of his glorious career at age 40 returning to its origins. On a Monday morning that will remain for the history of football ascent, Deportivo Maipú officialized the hiring of the experienced midfielder, who will contest the First National tournament in the team of his hometown. The road to this longed for r…
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Football, in its purest essence, always keeps a chapter for nostalgia. Enzo Pérez, multi-champion with River, decided to write the last line of his glorious career at age 40 returning to its origins. On a Monday morning that will remain for the history of football ascent, Deportivo Maipú officialized the hiring of the experienced midfielder, who will contest the First National tournament in the team of his hometown. The road to this longed for r…

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Doble Amarilla broke the news on Wednesday, July 15, 2026.
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