Antonio Valencia has left Old Trafford after 10 years at Manchester United.
Valencia’s contract ran out this summer, and the 33-year-old has now signed for Ecuadorian side LDU Quito on a free transfer (BBC).
It’s nice to see our former club captain return to Ecuador, where it all started for the converted winger.
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LDU Quito won the Ecuadorian domestic league last season, but are currently struggling in 7th mid-way through the season this time out.
Valencia has had his ups and downs in a red shirt over the years since joining from Wigan in the summer of Cristiano Ronaldo’s exit. He could not live up to expectation of the fabled number 7 shirt when given it for a season, and was eventually converted to a right-back where his performances have gradually dwindled.
But Valencia has been a great servant for the Reds and we wish him all the best at his new club.
Official: Antonio Valencia has signed for LDU Quito in Ecuador 📝
Great servant to the club, All the best! @anto_v25 🇪🇨 #mufc pic.twitter.com/cG6sS4i5nc— ManUnitedZone (@ManUnitedZone_) June 28, 2019
