News about Taty Castellanos

Pedro has shown he still has a wand of a left foot after the former Chelsea and Barcelona forward curled home a sensational goal in Lazio's Europa League thrashing of Nice. The World Cup winner made his name with the Spanish giants as part of an all-conquering team which scooped up three Champions League trophies and five La Ligas. Pedro then made the switch from Catalonia to west London in 2015 and proved a hit at Stamford Bridge, scoring 43 goals in 206 matches and playing a part in Premier League and Europa League-winning sides. In 2020, the magician headed to Italy where he initially donned the red of Roma before completing a controversial move to their bitter rivals Lazio three years ago.

JACK GAUGHAN IN GIRONA: Before City Football Group became involved in 2017, the bosses of Girona took a deep dive into the make-up of their membership. They were nobody's second team to reach La Liga after never making it to La Liga. Half of those who registered, the primary support, also identified themselves as Barcelona supporters. Going to Girona was a passion, but Barca the passion was just a bit different in Spain. Girona is a pleasant day out. The river Onyar is a beautiful place, with its multi-colored hanging houses. The cathedral's immediate area was used to film some of Game of Thrones. The foodie is a Michelin creation. A paella bocadillo is worth trying.

Mattia Zaccagni converted a penalty for Lazio in the 51st minute after Taty Castellanos was fouled by Roma defender Dean Huijsen in a drab first half at Stadio Olimpico. After receiving two yellow cards in two minutes, Lazio forward Pedro was dismissed in the sixth minute of stoppage time. Romelu Lukaku had almost equalized for Roma moments a few days ago, but his acrobatic, overhead kick went over the bar. Sardar Azmoun, a Roma player, was given a straight red card for essentially slapping Lazio midfielder Nicolo Rovella on the back of the head, though teammate Gianluca Mancini was given his marching orders for disobeying after the final whistle.

Taty Castellanos, a Girona striker, was beside himself after missing a chance versus Barcelona on Monday night, as he was seen weeping in the locker room after the eventual 0-0 draw. Castellanos found himself 1-on-1 with Barca goalie Marc-André ter Stegen in the 55th minute, but he missed the goal wide of the post as the visitors failed to produce a breakthrough in the match. And after the Camp Nou's positive showing, Castellanos took the miss very hard.

Richie Ledezma, a PSV Eindhoven midfielder, is looking to bring reinforcements to their midfield. According to Tom Bogert of MLSSoccer.com, the Pigeons are in the process of signing the 22-year-old old on loan from his parent club in Holland. Ledezma has made six appearances in the Dutch Ethnic League, but PSV hasn't made it to the league. He has appeared in one game for De Boeren in their UEFA Europa League campaign.

As the Premier League club look to find a replacement for Leandro Trossard this month, Brighton has reportedly approached New York City over a potential transfer for Valentin 'Taty' Castellanos. Castellanos, 24, has spent the past four-and-a-half years with New York City, but he is now on loan with top-tier Spanish club Girona until the end of the season. The Argentina strikers have boasted a four-goal streak in 16 LaLiga appearances this season, earning Girona 21 points from a potential replacement for Trossard, according to The Independent.