Hugo Marques extends contract with Petro de Luanda for another year
Angolan international goalkeeper Hugo Marques has renewed his contract with Petro de Luanda, following a stellar season with the team. The new one-year deal, with an option for an additional year, underscores the goalkeeper’s vital role in the club’s recent successes.
Since joining Petro de Luanda two seasons ago, Marques has firmly established himself as the first-choice goalkeeper. His c
ontributions have been instrumental in Petro de Luanda securing two national championships (Girabola), two Angolan Cups, and a Super Cup.
Over his tenure with the capital club, Marques has appeared in 81 matches and conceded 46 goals, demonstrating his consistent performance and reliability.
Marques’ impressive form has not gone unnoticed. Recently, he was awarded the title of Best Goalkeeper for the months of April and May in the Girabola.
In April, he garnered 43% of the votes, outpacing competitors Rachoni and Esdras, who received 29% and 28% respectively.
His performance in May was even more dominant, securing 46% of the votes, well ahead of Gelson from Interclube (32%) and Ndulo from Desportivo de Huila (22%).
These accolades reflect Marques’ exceptional skill and his crucial role in Petro de Luanda’s defensive strength.
His ability to consistently deliver top-tier performances has earned him recognition and respect within the league.
The decision to extend Marques’ contract highlights Petro de Luanda’s commitment to maintaining their competitive edge.
As the team looks ahead to the 2024-2025 season, retaining a player of Marques’ caliber is seen as a strategic move to bolster their ambitions for continued success.
The goalkeeper’s experience and leadership on the field are invaluable assets as the team prepares for upcoming challenges.
Marques’ journey with Petro de Luanda began with high expectations, and he has not only met but exceeded them, becoming a cornerstone of the team’s recent achievements.
His renewed contract is a testament to his importance to the squad and his potential to contribute further in the future.
As Hugo Marques prepares for another season with Petro de Luanda, the club and its supporters are optimistic about what lies ahead.
With his renewed commitment, Marques is expected to continue delivering outstanding performances, inspiring his teammates and helping Petro de Luanda maintain their status as one of Angola’s premier football clubs.
This contract extension marks a new chapter in Marques’ career, one that promises to build on the successes of the past two seasons.
For Petro de Luanda, having a goalkeeper of his quality and experience is a significant advantage as they strive for more silverware and glory in Angolan football.
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