Las Palmas, Spain – A recent revelation has brought to light an intriguing chapter in the early career of Argentine football star Mauro Icardi. It has been discovered that before his rise to international fame, Icardi honed his skills in the Canary Islands, playing for UD Vecindario. During his tenure from the Benjamin to Cadete categories, Icardi reportedly scored an astonishing more than 500 goals, showcasing his prolific scoring ability from a young age. The video, shared by content creator Diego Morales, highlights Icardi's formative years with the Canarian team. Morales noted that Icardi's dominance was such that UD Vecindario often easily defeated local rivals like UD Las Palmas. Furthermore, Icardi faced off against future Real Madrid and PSG player Jesé Rodríguez, who was then with AD Huracán, before Rodríguez eventually joined Barcelona's La Masía academy. Morales, who expressed a personal fondness for UD Vecindario, shared his surprise at this historical detail and is now seeking public assistance to compile a definitive 'Top 5' list of the club's all-time greatest forwards, citing a lack of comprehensive historical data. This call for information aims to celebrate the rich history of the Canarian club and its often-overlooked contributions to football talent development.
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