Jackson Martínez, Colombian striker, returned to professional football six years after retiring. The player left retirement to return to Independiente de Medellín, the club where he began his sporting career.
The return of the Colombian striker represents a significant moment in his trajectory, after a long period away from the pitch. Martínez thus returns to wear the jersey of the club that saw him born football-wise.
At Independiente de Medellín, Jackson Martínez will share the dressing room with Juan Fernando Quintero, another Colombian player known internationally. This union of two reference players of Colombian football can significantly strengthen the team.
Martínez's return sparks great interest in South American football, given the player's goal-scoring record at clubs such as Porto and Atlético Madrid. His experience could be decisive for the ambitions of Independiente de Medellín in the competitions they will play.
