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Champions League

Ex‑coach Martinez praises Nico Paz: seemed like Maradona on the pitch

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Ex‑coach Martinez praises Nico Paz: seemed like Maradona on the pitch

In the vibrant San Siro stadium, Como fans witnessed a memorable evening: Argentine number 10 Nico Paz seemed to embody Maradona, while former coach Martinez watched the team from the sidelines, ready to comment on the performance.

Como secured a dominant 4-1 victory on matchday three of the Champions League phase against Manchester United led by Michael Carrick. This is the Lombardy club's first participation in a European competition, and the team has already amassed six points in the first three games.

Nico Paz, the new star

The Argentine talent, Como's number 10, arrived from Real Madrid for €60 million. Against the Red Devils he recorded his first Champions League brace and provided the assist for Douvikas, showing an immediate impact.

Alongside Paz, midfielder Mirwan Suwarso and coach Cesc Fabregas stand out, both key figures in this spectacular journey. Their presence has helped strengthen the midfield and bring balance to the team.

L'ex technical commissioner Roberto Martinez, serving as a technical observer for UEFA's official website, commented:

“Two goals and an assist: that's what a star does. It felt like seeing Maradona on the pitch for how he shouldered the team. We keep an eye on him for how he handles pressure, as well as his qualities in ball control and balance”.

With these results, Como exceeds every rosy expectation, establishing itself as a Champions League surprise and paving the way for further triumphs in its first European adventure.

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