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Banega's chaperone

Football INTERNET, Madrid
Spanish crisis club Valencia have assigned a personal bodyguard to new boy Ever Banega, in order to keep him out of trouble. According to Barcelona daily Sport on Wednesday, Valencia are "very worried" about the private life of the 19-year-old Argentine midfielder, signed from Boca Juniors last week for 18 million euros (26.47 million dollars).
The bodyguard is to accompany him‘day and night, to steer him away from bars and nightclubs.
Banega has raised eyebrows in Spain with a video of him proudly displaying his genitals, taken back in Buenos Aires recently.
He was also a part of the Argentine Under-20 side which won the world championship in Canada last July - and celebrated by
wrecking a whole floor of the hotel.
"I have come here to offer my sacrifice and hard work," Banega told the Spanish media after flying into Valencia on Saturday.
He has wisely refused to talk about the video, or about the incidents in Canada.
Valencia are worried about Banega's personal life, following several incidents in which their players have hit the headlines for the wrong reasons.
Last week Portuguese midfielder Manuel Fernandes spent the night in a police spell after being arrested for public disorders at aValehcia nightclub:
Valencia promptly despatched Fernandes - who cost the same as Banega, from Benfica in August - to English club Everton, on loan until the end of the season.
Right-back Miguel, another Portuguese international, has also been involved in nightclub incidents this season.
Valencia are immersed in one of Iheir worst crises of their long history, ranked seventh in La Liga -their lowest placing for ten years -and also out of Europe, having finished bottom of their European Champions League first round group.
They are in turmoil following the decision of new coach Ronald Koeman not to pick veterans Santiago Canizares, David Albelda and Miguel Angel Angulo again.
This decision has made Koeman fiercely unpopular, with fans shoving his car and shouting abuse at him after practically every training session.
Even more unpopular than the Dutchman is club president Juan Soler, the man who controversially sacked Quique Sanchez Flores in October when the team was fourth, to bring in Koeman.
And now Soler has yet another problem to worry about...the nighdife of new boy Banega.