An Ecuadorian Premier League star has hit out at a fan who went viral after watching him play in a Copa America group recreation towards Jamaica in Las Vegas.
The 22-year-old winger commented on a well-liked video of the thriller magnificence on social media after his teammates beat the Reggae Boyz 3-1.
“Actually grateful for the help we had from our followers on the CopaAmerica,” the Spain-born winger captioned a put up alongside a video of a stunned fan in entrance of Allegiant Stadium.
The participant, who joined Ipswich City on mortgage from Brighton and Hove Albion, spent the second half of final season on the Championship membership, serving to the Tractor Boys achieve promotion to the Premier League.
Earlier, he had shared a number of clips of himself with an unknown girl on TikTok in August final 12 months, which suggests that he’s in a relationship along with her. Nevertheless, it isn’t clear whether or not the participant is single now or not.
An Ecuadorian Premier League star was not afraid to take photographs at X after enjoying with Jamaica
“I see what you're doing bro,” one consumer on X replied to the participant's cheeky put up.
One other joked: “It's a small change for Southampton followers.”
Another person stated: 'I assumed this was a parody account,' summing up what most individuals would have thought after they first noticed the previous England youth participant.
The winger's relationship standing is unclear however he beforehand made a TikTok video with a woman in 2023
The teenager beforehand performed for England's youth groups and had a spell on mortgage at Ipswich City
This participant is none aside from Jeremy Sarmiento, who has scored one objective in two matches for Ecuador within the Copa America.
He scored for his nation in a 2–1 defeat to Venezuela on matchday one among Group B.
Ecuador should beat Mexico in its ultimate group stage match to succeed in the quarter-finals.
If Ecuador attracts the match towards Mexico, it’ll advance to the following spherical as it’ll end second within the group, because it has a barely higher objective distinction.
