Ryduan Palermo: building his own path in football

Ryduan Palermo, born July 24, 1996, in Buenos Aires, is a forward who has made a name for himself in professional football while carrying the weight of being the son of legendary striker Martín Palermo. With perseverance and focus, Ryduan has pursued his own path in the sport.

Beginnings in football

Ryduan started in the youth academy of Boca Juniors. His talent for scoring and playing with his back to the goal earned him a spot in the club’s reserves, where he stood out early on.

Professional career

He made his pro debut with Arsenal de Sarandí on loan from Boca. Despite early challenges, he adapted well. He later played for Santiago Morning in Chile and Puerto Cabello in Venezuela, where he earned praise for his commitment and consistency. Currently, he plays for Independiente Rivadavia in Argentina.

Achievements and growth

While not yet decorated with major titles, Ryduan’s career has been shaped by growth and learning. He won the U-20 Copa Argentina with Boca Juniors and gained valuable international experience in South America.

Challenges and comparisons

Being the son of Martín Palermo has meant constant comparisons. Ryduan has handled this with maturity, focusing on self-improvement rather than public expectations.

Personal life and public image

On social media, Ryduan connects with fans and shares glimpses of his professional and personal life. He maintains a low profile, emphasizing his focus on football and family.