At the end of the contract at the ASSE in June, Miguel Trauco does not feel concerned by a departure this winter, when he talks about the rest of the season.
ASSE: Miguel Trauco thinks the truce has been good for the Greens
Listed as an undesirable ASSE player at the start of the season, Miguel Trauco returned to the game after struggling at the club under Claude Puel. He has totaled 10 Ligue 1 games in the first half of the season and has started 8 times. Asked in “Inside” about ASSE.TV, over the rest of the season, the 29-year-old defender believes that the winter break has done him a lot of good. He thinks AS Saint-Etienne needed it to get rid of the bad first part of the 2021-2022 fiscal year and recharge for the second playoff.
“I think it was important to be able to get out of all that and recharge the batteries as they say. I was with my family, I enjoyed with them. I think now I have recovered well, “said the Peruvian international (63 caps).
Trauco left to stay in Saint-Étienne until the end of his contract
Following the postponement of the match Angers SCO – ASSE As of January 26 (7 p.m.), the Greens have not played this weekend. They will return to the championship on January 15 against RC Lens (5 p.m.) at the Geoffroy-Guichard stadium. Meanwhile, the team of Pascal Dupraz is still last in L1 with 12 points and 40 goals conceded. For Miguel Trauco, the goal for 2022 is clear. “We have to be very involved and try to take as many points as possible to be able to get out of this bad patch,” he said.
It should be noted that the left side back of ASSE certainly does not directly evoke its future, but it is obvious that it is part of the logic of going to the end of his contract on June 30, 2022. To To hear him speak, there is therefore no question for him to leave the Saint-Etienne ship in the midst of a storm during this winter transfer window, especially since he now has playing time. As a reminder, Olympiakos (Greece) and Trabzonspor ( Turkey) had tried to recruit Miguel Trauco in the summer, but the latter was stuck on his lease.