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Pellegrino is by all indications on the way away from Glimt. Although neither club has confirmed the deal, it is known that the 33-year-old is signing a two-year deal with American MLS club San José Earthquakes.
Bodø/Glimt has recently been active in the transfer market and brought former heroes in Jens Petter Hauge and Håkon Evjen to the club. Pellegrino’s contract expires after the 2024 season, but there seems to be an agreement between club and player that the time to part ways is now.
The top scorer answers honestly to questions about what it will be like to leave the team in yellow.
– It’s going to be really bad. It is by far the toughest choice I have ever made. It’s going to be tough. They will be felt for a long time to come. Sitting and watching the guys on TV and hearing the fans in the background doesn’t get any better either. It will probably be a tough time ahead, he adds TV 2.
When Pellegrino arrived at the airport in Bodø on Sunday evening, he was surprised by a number of Glimt supporters from the J field who sang his name. Pellegrino’s stay in the north has left a mark on the fans.
– Pelle remains the biggest profile in the club’s golden age. X-factor on the pitch, with Kremerhus every second weekend and wild goal scores. Off the pitch, he is the player who has interacted the most and best with the fans, wrote Mads Skauge, spokesman for the J-field, to TV 2.
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