Arturo Vidal, who returned to training at Flamengo, took a break during the new year to respond to the fans and, immediately, the subject of his return to Colo Colo came up.
Arturo Vidal ended his tour of Europe and, after more than a decade putting the name of Chile at the top of the old continent, ended up at Flamengo in Brazil to become champion of the Copa Libertadores in 2022. The King completed one of his deepest desires with the Fla and raised the long-awaited continental trophy.
With his life in Brazil, the illusion in some fans grows. It is that, being closer to Chile, it also means that it is closer to Colo Colo and, for the same reason, a return to the Cacique could occur in the not so distant future, an issue that the same player has been in charge of anticipating.
Arturo Vidal’s condition to return to Colo Colo
During the break on January 1, on a beach in Rio de Janeiro, Arturo Vidal began to interact with fans through his social networks with the typical box of questions, which he answered without evasion. Of course, heThe question was not long in coming and a fan asked him if he would return to Colo Colo.
As he has pointed out recently, the King responded in the affirmative. Of course, he put a great condition: “Only if there is a serious project.” Subsequently, he was asked about the two Chilean teams that he would reach immediately and he mentioned Colo Colo and Rodelindo Román.
Arturo Vidal warns that the return does not depend on him
Former Inter Milan surprised everyone at the Monumental Stadium when he appeared to witness and play in a friendly match between Rodelindo and the albo projection team. In the instance, the national midfielder faced the question about a return to the Cacique, especially after his meeting with Daniel Morón.
“Every player who leaves Colo Colo would like to return, but it’s not up to me. I think that if I return it will not be because I want to return, but because there are parts that have to be discussed to achieve something important, not to come and retire”, were the words of the multi-champion Chilean player.
