The defender of Racing Club of Argentina, Marco Di Cesare, praised God after recently winning the final of the Sudamericana Cup against Cruzeiro of Brazil by 3-1.

The footballer was one of the key players for la Academia (the Academy, as Racing is popularly known) to win the continental title.

After the victory, Di Cesare posted on his social media “We praise you Lord” and a picture of him wearing a T-shirt that reads: “In Christ I am more than a conqueror. Romans 8:37”.

 

 

 

 

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Di Cesare was interviewed by many journalists after the match and pointed out that before every game, he reads Bible verses, and in the final, he looked up Psalm 23.

“Those are words that touch your heart and in some moments of life give you encouragement to continue, so I think that today, in the difficult moments, he was there, in the easy moments too... we have to thank Him”.

With his Bible under his arm, Di Cesare also commented that when he reads the Scriptures, “God gives me strength, He gives me encouragement and peace”.

Felicitaciones Marco Di Cesare y a todo Racing por la Copa Sudamericana.



¡Que la Palabra de Dios siempre sea la guía! pic.twitter.com/0cMKtkQIVa

— Osvaldo Carnival (@ocarnival) November 25, 2024

Days after the victory, he once again thanked God “who made and makes my life full of blessings every day” for the title.

Outspoken about his faith

The former Argentinos Juniors player, who arrived at the beginning of 2024 to the Avellaneda team, is very active talking about faith on social media.

In his instagram presentation he has the verse from Philippians 4:13, and says that “everything I have I owe to God”.

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