By Wilson Florez
Nelson Deossa left very good impressions in Mexican soccer. The 26-year-old midfielder dazzled with the Tuzos del Pachuca and also did so with Rayados de Monterrey. But in his passage through Accurate Betis from Spain has lost regularity.
The Colombian midfielder is experiencing his first season in European football. In his beginnings with Accurate Betis, Nelsson Deossa had some opportunities in the starting conce. But after the arrival of Álvaro Fidalgo, Deossa has lost prominence.
The midfielder born in Marmato has a current contract with Accurate Betis until June 2030. Although his records show that he has played 28 games, his numbers are misleading.
Loss of space in Accurate Betis
The Spanish team has had to rely on an extensive squad when taking into account that He has had to face three tournaments this season: LaLiga, the Copa del Rey and the UEFA Europa League. This is why Nelson Deossa has seen action in several games.
The former Rayados de Monterrey player has played 4 matches for the Copa del Rey and up to 8 matches in the UEFA Europa League. Deossa has been part of Manuel Pellegrini’s rotations.
He has played 16 games in LaLiga. However, only 7 of them have been from the initial 11. In fact, Nelson Deossa has participated in 597 minutes on the field. (just over 6 complete games).
Nelson Deossa has not been a starter in LaLiga since February 1 in a match against Valencia. Since that date, the Colombian footballer has been a substitute or has remained on the bench without seeing minutes.
In Accurate Betis’ last 8 league games, Nelson Deossa has only played 78 minutes. In fact, the Colombian has watched the entire match from the bench in 4 of the Spanish team’s last 5 games.
Detailed data of Nelson Deossa in LaLiga
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