Football fans in love with their stunning new physio are gatecrashing their side’s training sessions in the desperate hope of getting a selfie with her.
Guatemalan top flight team Deportivo Suchitepequez recently hired Laura Bariatti, who had previously worked for Metropolitanos and Petare in her home country of Venezuela.
Bariatti, who is a qualified trauma physiotherapist, moved to Deportivo Suchitepequez after being told about the vacancy by a friend.
And her arrival has not gone unnoticed, with the physio’s good looks drawing swarms of fans to training in the hope of grabbing an autograph or selfie.
Some supporters have even been seen climbing fences to catch a glimpse of the brunette beauty as she continues to turn heads on and off the pitch.
She said: “My opportunity to come here was made through Gabriel Diaz, who played in Venezuela and with whom I have a nice friendship.
“When I arrived here, he told me that the club did not have a physiotherapist, therefore I sent my resume and they quickly called me to offer the job.
“Since I arrived I have been treated very well, this is the first time I work outside my country and they have shown me a lot of affection and respect.
“I know little about this country and I love it a lot!
“I have a very nice friendship with everyone, from the medical team, coaching staff to players. Everyone is very professional and respectful when they work with me.”
Guatemalan top flight team Deportivo Suchitepequez recently hired Laura Bariatti, who had previously worked for Metropolitanos and Petare in her home country of Venezuela.
Bariatti, who is a qualified trauma physiotherapist, moved to Deportivo Suchitepequez after being told about the vacancy by a friend.
And her arrival has not gone unnoticed, with the physio’s good looks drawing swarms of fans to training in the hope of grabbing an autograph or selfie.
Some supporters have even been seen climbing fences to catch a glimpse of the brunette beauty as she continues to turn heads on and off the pitch.
She said: “My opportunity to come here was made through Gabriel Diaz, who played in Venezuela and with whom I have a nice friendship.
“When I arrived here, he told me that the club did not have a physiotherapist, therefore I sent my resume and they quickly called me to offer the job.
“Since I arrived I have been treated very well, this is the first time I work outside my country and they have shown me a lot of affection and respect.
“I know little about this country and I love it a lot!
“I have a very nice friendship with everyone, from the medical team, coaching staff to players. Everyone is very professional and respectful when they work with me.”
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