Horacio Calcaterra completed the 27th university degree and surprised everyone considering that it was more important than anyone who achieved with Crystal.
Horacio Calcadera earned his first degree with the Universitario de Deportes. | Professional Football League
One of the key players in getting University Ligue 1 2023 title Horacio Calcaterra. The experienced midfielder silenced the entire Matute stadium with a superb long-range goal in the 82nd minute that sealed the championship final against Alianza Lima.
After achieving his first title with the cream shirt, ‘Galka’ did not hide his delight at being awarded his long-awaited 27th star, the way it happened, in a definition against a classic rival and with a score of his own.
“I ended the year very happy. For many years the club was not able to become champions and the players who came this year tried to help. The truth is that the goal came beautifully. To win this way against Alianza was unbelievable. It was all the result of hard work in a year of ups and downs, but we were fair winners and deserved to finish like this“, he announced in an interview with RPP.
Calcadera forgot about the crystal and considered this title the most important in his life
Since his arrival in Peruvian football, Calcadera has won five national championships, four of them with Sporting Cristal. However, the midfielder forgot that and classified the title he won with the ‘U’ as the most important in his entire football career. “Without a doubt, this topic is the most important in my entire life”Punished.
His desire to retire to Calcadera and the Universitario
The 34-year-old footballer, who only arrived this season and still has a few years left on his contract with the club, is not thinking about retiring from the field. He showed his desire to be able to do it in the student team.
“I feel good, not only because we came as champions, but because we enjoyed the facility, the people who work, so I am happy every day. I hope (I can retire here)As of now I have 2 years and hope to make it through. “Now I Think About the Present”under control.
