The Newell’s Old Boys left-winger is attracting a lot of interest from three Ligue 1 clubs and may be on the move to Europe this summer
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/France-c2899 in the upcoming
summer transfer window.
The solid left-winger is under contract at Newell’s Old Boys and is owned by Dominique Six and Dominique http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Castro-c8590. In 2010, an unnamed Ligue 1 club tried to sign the youngster but a move never materialised.
Later one, it was reported that the unnamed club was actually AS Monaco who saw the player as a replacement for Nene who had left for Paris Saint-Germain. However, a ugly injury to the player ruined his chance of making a move to Europe.
Today, according to many reports, the South American defender is getting serious attention from thee Ligue 1 clubs.
The native of Villa Constitucion is considered as one of the best left-sided wingers in the country and has gone from strength to strength since 2010.
Very good defensively, Vangioni knows how to use space and is equally good at helping his team both offensively and defensively.
The player has made more than 100 professional appearances in Argentina which means that he has ample experience of playing at the top level. Current Argentine manager, Alejandro Sabella has also been monitoring the 24-year-old’s progress and might start
giving him chances for Albiceleste.
The last time Vangioni played for Argentina was way back in September 2009 in a 2-0 friendly win over http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Diego-Maradona-c11160 was the manager of the side.
However, it is not only Ligue 1 sides who have fallen for the player’s charms. Reports claim that Italian Serie A side Genoa and Serie B side Torino are also monitoring the player’s progress.
Newell’s Old Boys want just 2 million Euros for the transfer of Vangioni which isn’t such a big number for a player who has a lot of experience of playing top level football in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Argentina-c2841 for over six years.
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