Madness for Di María in Rosario: more than a thousand jerseys sold at the official store

Madness for Di María in Rosario: more than a thousand jerseys sold at the official store
Di Maria's jersey is selling like hotcakes
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After the confirmation of Fideo's return to the club where he was born, Rosario Central fans unleashed an unprecedented frenzy for his jersey

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Ángel Di María's return to Rosario Central has sparked not only a revolution in sports, but also in the daily lives of fans and the city's economic activity. With a safer environment that supported his decision to come back, the Rosario idol unleashed genuine excitement over his jersey.

Madness for Di María in Rosario: more than a thousand jerseys sold at the official store

At the club's official store, located in downtown Rosario, sales of jerseys bearing Fideo's name and number 11 exceeded one thousand units within a few hours. Each one is priced at 155 thousand pesos, and demand was so high that the store staff had to reorganize deliveries. 

"We spent the entire day selling; honestly, we've already lost count," said one of the store employees, caught between excitement and exhaustion, to Derecha Diario. "What was originally scheduled for Monday was postponed to Tuesday due to the number of accumulated orders," he added.

The arrival of fans from all over did not take long. Some bought jerseys for themselves, others as gifts. One fan, for example, bought a present for his brother who lives in Italy. Another customer bought a jersey for himself and a gift for his daughter. "We're enjoying this moment as something unique," he commented enthusiastically.

The scene in Rosario reflects not only the love for Di María, but also the economic boost caused by his return: record sales, increased commercial activity, and a city energized by the idol's comeback. The phenomenon is just beginning.


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