The Bahía striker, Lautaro Martínez, offered heartfelt statements about the difficult situation his hometown has faced due to a storm. A year and two months ago, the city was affected, and the footballer highlighted the fundamental role of his family and brothers in helping those who lost everything. Martínez expressed his gratitude to everyone who collaborated and donated to assist those who suffered losses of housing, belongings, and even means of transportation.
Regarding the upcoming match, Lautaro urged unity and solidarity, stating that, even though the admission will be symbolic, it is crucial to continue helping those in greatest need during these difficult times. The player also emphasized the importance of the support received from Argentine football clubs and from the president of the AFA, Chiqui Tapia, to whom he expressed his gratitude for being present since the beginning.
"The first word that comes to mind is gratitude," the striker stated. "It's hard for me to speak because my family lives there, along with Germán Pezzella's family and friends," Martínez added, referring to the complexity of the situation in his hometown. In a gesture of solidarity and empathy, the player highlighted the importance of continuing to help and collaborate with those who need it most to overcome difficult times together.
