Diogo Spencer bolsters AVS through a loan secured from Benfica
Diogo Spencer Joins AVS Futebol SAD on Loan
Diogo Spencer, a 21-year-old Portuguese right-back, has joined AVS Futebol SAD on a temporary loan from SL Benfica. The young defender, known for his quick and skillful playing style, is eager to make an impact in the Liga I.
Having grown through the ranks at Benfica's youth academy, Spencer will reunite with Gustavo Mendonça, his former teammate at the academy. The Liga I, a competitive league that Spencer considers essential for his development, marks his new playing ground with AVS Futebol SAD.
"I am determined to give my all for AVS Futebol SAD," Spencer stated during his self-introduction. "I am eager to play many games to help the team and myself."
The Liga I rounds have already started, and Spencer has been part of the team since the beginning. In the two rounds played so far, he has demonstrated his readiness to help AVS Futebol SAD.
Spencer's career statistics show that he has played a total of 51 professional matches across different competitions. Detailed stats, including appearances, goals, cards, and match ratings, can be found on platforms like Flashscore and Sofascore.
While specific data on Spencer’s UEFA Youth League appearances or performances were not directly available, his senior debut details are not explicitly mentioned either. However, given his current involvement with Benfica B and accumulated professional matches, he has made senior appearances at a competitive level.
Spencer won the UEFA Youth League with Benfica and expresses high levels of determination. He believes AVS Futebol SAD will be very successful and is committed to helping the team achieve that success.
With Spencer as the 12th reinforcement of AVS in the current season, fans are excited to see how he will contribute to the team's performance in the Liga I.
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