Maxi Araújo: "Two years being a lion and the same desire to continue giving everything for this jersey"

Maxi Araújo, a Uruguayan player at Sporting, celebrated two years at the green and white club, highlighting the "incredible moments" lived, including the trophies won. The winger stated that he has always felt at home in Alvalade and thanked the affection shown by every Sporting fan, expressing the same desire to continue giving everything for the Sporting shirt.

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