Mexican baseball correspondent and Liga MX expert Eric GAmez gives the information to us on the Argentine centre-back Reuters Diego Novaretti, who has been clearly linked to Manchester City, has emerged as one of the Mexico Liga MX's top main defenders. That's high praise indeed given he's playing in a country that's excelled in creating local expertise for that very place. The group that's made Rafael Marquez, Hector Moreno and newly-appointed Porto signing Diego Reyes could certainly get credit for the growth of the Argentine centre straight back. The 27-year-old Argentine can be an unquestioned leader in the trunk along with an aerial risk on set parts having notched 10 goals since arriving from Argentina's Belgrano last year. Novaretti's major strength is his consistency, anything Manchester City have already been sadly with a lack of this season. In over 150 domestic and global matches with Toluca, the defense has only been tried on twelve times. Literally talking, he's definitely a person who is constructed for the rigors of the Premier League, and to cope with hard, swift strikers whom he'd usually not experience in the more technical Mexican league. Fairly fast for a person his 6'4" shape, Novaretti is really a rough and tumble defender who is not afraid to use his body to break up attacks. That, nevertheless, can also be his major weakness. Novaretti has picked up nine red cards for Toluca and is usually vulnerable to suspension because of penchant for gathering yellow cards and it is fair to state there is nothing subtle about his tackling. However, while he takes no prisoners, it'd be considered a stretch to explain him as clumsy. Despite an early on exit from the 2013 Copa Libertadores, the Argentine was a power in the rear for Toluca and exhibited the sort of play that warrants attention from European groups. Nevertheless in these post-Chicharito days it's still a shock to see a person move directly from the Liga MX to one of the world's top clubs, City fans might be happily surprised with Novaretti if given an opportunity to crack into their back line rotation. The emergence of other Argentine Jose Maria Basanta for Monterrey and his collection to the national group has definitely raised some eyebrows, but serves as an indication to South Usa and Europe that the expertise level in the Mexican league is steadily increasing. The Premier League will soon realize that out, if stories in Italy are correct.
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