Gabriel Palmero officially joins Kuching City, affirming his determination to restart his career after a FIFA suspension and is ready to return in the quarterfinal match against DPMM.
Malaysian national team defender Gabriel Palmero is showing strong resolve in his journey back to the pitch by officially signing with Kuching City during the mid-season transfer window. The Malaysian national team center-back eagerly awaits his debut with the new club and asserts his readiness to start a new chapter after a challenging period.
Kuching City announced Palmero as the club’s third signing in the second transfer window of the current season. The arrival of the 1998-born player is expected to significantly strengthen the defense as the team aims to advance deep into domestic competitions.
On his personal social media, Palmero shared training photos with his new teammates under the guidance of coach Aidil Sharin. The center-back could not hide his excitement as he prepared for the new challenge. Notably, he posted a brief yet determined status: “It’s never too late to start over.”
This message is seen as a self-encouragement after a difficult time. Last September, Palmero was suspended by FIFA due to involvement in a document forgery case. The ban kept him off the field for nearly six months, significantly impacting his once rising career.
However, instead of giving up, the Malaysian-Spanish player chose to face the situation and rebuild. Kuching City’s decision to give Palmero a chance also reflects the club management’s confidence in his experience and professional skills.
If all procedures are completed on time, Palmero is likely to make his comeback in the second leg quarterfinal match against DPMM on February 14 at Negeri, Kuching. This will be his opportunity to prove his worth and meet the expectations of his new club and fans. With a positive mindset and strong desire to contribute, Gabriel Palmero is showing he is ready to restart his career, now with greater determination than ever before.