Hernán Galíndez, the Ecuadorian goalkeeper, created quite a stir following the match between Huracán and River Plate by joking about his neighbor, Kendry Páez, and his conduct outside of soccer. This match was part of the Argentine Apertura Tournament, which featured three Ecuadorian players, including Galíndez, who made headlines with his notable penalty save and the performance of his compatriot Jordy Caicedo, who scored for Huracán.

The highlight of the post-match interview occurred when Galíndez shared that he lives very close to Páez, emphasizing that he is in a position to monitor the young player's behavior. His light-hearted remark, "I have Kendry as a neighbor, he knows he can't misbehave," was well-received by the audience, showcasing their camaraderie and the close-knit nature of the Ecuadorian soccer community.

This incident reflects not only the light-hearted banter that exists among players but also hints at the pressures young athletes like Páez face, both on and off the field. With his recent debut as a starter for River Plate, it’s crucial for him to maintain good conduct to further his career, which Galíndez seems keen to support by keeping a friendly watch over him.