Toulouse Football Club has announced the signing of striker Julian Vignolo from Atlético Córdoba, Argentina. This is their fourth signing of the summer transfer window, further strengthening their squad.  

Julian Vignolo, an 18-year-old promising young talent from Arroito, Argentina, joined Atlético Córdoba in the Argentine Second Division in 2024, where he quickly demonstrated his exceptional potential.  

The 1.85m tall striker played 12 times for the team at the age of 16, scoring one goal. In recent months, his form has been more stable, contributing 5 goals and 3 assists in 23 games, the most recent of which came against Quilmes a week ago.  

Although a traditionally trained striker, Julian Vignolo possesses rare versatility, capable of operating as a right winger or even in midfield. Regardless of his role, his ability to adapt flexibly and maintain high efficiency and decisiveness demonstrates his unique value.  

The sporting director of Toulouse Football Club said: "Julien Vignolo's outstanding performance in the past few months quickly attracted our attention. After months of hard work and despite fierce competition, we successfully completed his acquisition. As an all-round attacking player, he will inject speed, energy and fighting spirit into the team. We look forward to his future development at the club."  

Julian Vignolo said: "This opportunity means a lot to me and is something I've always dreamed of. It's a dream come true for me and my family. In Argentina, these championships have such a high reputation and I'm deeply honored and proud to be here and play for this team. I'm determined to do my best to repay this trust."  

"I came here to win, to grow and achieve success together with Toulouse. I will give my all and lead the club to new heights. On the field, I like to use my dribbling and speed to find offensive opportunities. Like other strikers, I enjoy scoring goals the most. Whether I play as a center forward or a winger, scoring goals is my goal."  

"I have a clear understanding of Toulouse's playing style and ambitions. I have come across the club as friendly, professional and well-organised. As for the city, I visited it yesterday and felt the quality of life was high, the people were friendly and the overall atmosphere was very pleasant."  

Speaking about another Argentine player in the team, he said: "Yes, Santiago Hidalgo is here. Actually, it makes me feel more at ease. We have already spoken and had dinner together a few nights ago. He will be a very important teammate for me here."  

"I've started learning French and English, and the coach can also communicate in Spanish, which makes it easier for me to integrate into the team. I've communicated with the coach and he makes me feel very comfortable. I'm really looking forward to wearing the team jersey and training with everyone."