Mother of Charles Aránguiz suffers violent assault at her home

Thieves forced one of the locks on María Sandoval's house when it was unoccupied. The criminals took a large quantity of items, including clothing belonging to the Universidad de Chile star. It has not been quiet days for Charles Aránguiz. It has not been quiet days for Charles Aránguiz. After Colo Colo's victory in Chillán, his club Universidad de Chile is once again off track in the title race and has gone a decade without being champions. The midfielder made a harsh self-critique, who is now living through a delicate family moment. After the victory of the blues, aware of the victory of the whites against Ñublense that allowed them to lift the crown, the former Inter de Porto Alegre player spoke strongly as one of the leaders of the student team. "We lost the championship and it slipped away in the classic against Colo Colo. From there, all that remains is to improve the image we have shown this year, which has been quite irregular. If we mathematically have a chance or whatever, I believe the way is to show a different image and finish well. We are still in the Copa Chile and there are other matches left," he stated. In the same address, the Prince gave some light regarding the eventual extension of his contract, even warning that there were already some contacts for the former Bayer Leverkusen winger to continue wearing the jersey of which he is a fan. "We are talking. I have a clause that has already been met, due to the sum of minutes and things like that. My goal is to finish in the best possible way and then talk with the board or with the new people who arrive... I don't know what will happen with that," explained the player from Puente Alto. Another problem. The truth is that Aránguiz's return has been essential for the secular universitarios. As a leader and reference of the squad, the player of the Golden Generation has known how to speak up in delicate moments, both sportingly and institutionally. One of the pillars of that return has been in the hands of his mother, Mariana Sandoval, who was responsible for supporting her son in his firm intention to come from Porto Alegre, where he was one of the idols of O Colorado. The truth is that his mother suffered a complex situation at her house. According to information published by Redgol, Aránguiz's mother suffered a robbery at her house located in the commune of Puente Alto, south of the Metropolitan Region. According to what was reported, the robbery took place after they destroyed and forced one of the house locks. This situation occurred when no one from Aránguiz's family was in the property, so no injuries were reported. Among the stolen items were sports apparel that the two-time American Champion used throughout his career.