Le transfer market continues to shake up the professional circuit, and one of the expected moves is now confirmed: Sanyo Gutiérrez will team up with Alex Chozas from the P2 of Asuncion , scheduled for May 18-25.
After several days of rumors, the two Argentines have made their union official via a statement shared on their social media. This new partnership marks a turning point for both players, each looking for a new lease on life in a 2025 season that has been so far complicated.
An unexpected recomposition
While an association between Chozas and Lucas Campagnolo seemed to hold the rope, it was finally towards Sanyo that the young Argentinian turned. Huts , recently released from its partnership with Álex Ruiz and who had contested the Brussels P2 alongside Facu Dominguez temporarily, is now relying on this alliance to relaunch its momentum on the circuit.
Common ambitions
Sanyo Gutiérrez , former world number 1, is looking to return to the top after a complicated start to the year, where he did not go beyond the round of 1 in the major tournaments, except for a quarter-final at Miami PXNUMX. Huts , for his part, hopes to take a step forward by joining forces with the experience and talent of the Argentinian veteran.
The two men are already registered for the Asunción Open , which will mark the official start of this new adventure.
A turbulent market
The P2 in Brussels will definitely have been the scene of many upheavals: in addition to this union between Chozas and Sanyo, other important changes have been made, such as the separations of Edu Alonso / Alex Arroyo and Jairo Bautista / Fran Guerrero The recomposition of the pairs therefore promises to be very lively in the coming days.
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