Fabrizio Romano highlights transfer to lower Scottish league

The world of football has once again proven that sometimes a single piece of news can cause a social media earthquake. This time, the uproar was caused by Fabrizio Romano, a world-renowned journalist and transfer expert whose famous "Here we go" is a seal of approval for fans. Romano surprised everyone by describing Jefferson Cáceres' transfer to Dunfermline Athletic as a "massive move."

The phrase was quickly picked up by the media and fans. The Scottish Championship club, not normally in the spotlight, suddenly became the talk of the town. Dunfermline Athletic proudly responded to Romano's words by posting online the quote, "We are massive," which quickly became a motto and hashtag repeated by fans.

Cáceres's transfer itself is also causing quite a stir. The 22-year-old Peruvian midfielder joined Scotland from Sheffield United, where he gained experience but didn't have many opportunities for first-team football. He signed a two-year contract at Dunfermline, and his arrival is expected to bring freshness, technique, and a South American temperament to the squad.

Interestingly, the transfer isn't just a sporting boost, but also a marketing one. Thanks to Romano's publication, which reached millions worldwide, Dunfermline is the talk of the town in Peru, England, and many other countries. Fans have begun joking that the Scottish club has just joined the "big stage," and East End Park may attract new fans eager to see the young Peruvian play.

For Cáceres himself, this is a huge opportunity. Playing regularly in the Scottish Championship could be a springboard to a bigger career and open doors for him in the national team. His story is part of a growing trend of South American footballers in the British leagues.

In short, a single tweet from Fabrizio Romano was enough to transform a quiet transfer into a global event. And Dunfermline Athletic, instead of being perceived as a second-tier club, suddenly found itself on the radar of the entire football world. Today, there's no doubt: "we are massive" isn't just a joke, but also a symbol of a new era for this Scottish team.