The former Universitario centre-back spoke about how easy it was to provoke Zambrano but pointed out that the cream of the crop didn’t know how to execute the strategy.
In the latest edition of the Peruvian classic Alliance of Lima victory to university 2-1 at the Monumental Stadium. In this match was one of the main players Carlo Zambrano, who made his debut as a regular in the intimate team and played for the first time in Peruvian football. The ‘León’ was awarded for the hard foul he committed against Quispe in the final minutes of the game. Regarding the action, one of the former players referenced the issue Carlos Galvan. The Argentine criticized Zambrano and also highlighted the ease with which the blue-and-white centre-back can be provoked.
“You know that Zambrano reacts quickly. It was so easy to prick Zambrano, but you have to have players who know how to talk to him and tell him,” said the 2009 U champion on the sports program A presión.
Likewise, Galván said that the ‘Kaiser’ should be sought from the start as he is a player who usually reacts and that could lead to his ejection, as happened almost at the end of the classic at Monumental Stadium.
In that sense, the former Sahne defender pointed out that coach Carlos Compagnucci didn’t know how to implement this strategy with his players. “Look, I’ll send you Benedetto for a while, you start somewhere to get him out. When you know the guy will react, bad or good (he will). When nobody said anything to him and he did reacted like that, imagine you’re talking to him,” he added.
What did Salas say about the expulsion of Zambrano?
The blue and white strategist calmed down after being kicked out and said the following. “Carlos hasn’t played since November last year but he’s a player with a high hierarchy, a national team. He took part in Europe, who wouldn’t want him… it was his first game in Peruvian football and later, regarding the foul he committed, I will see him more calmly,” he said.