A few days earlier, Roberto Mosquera was announced as the new coach of the Royal par of the Bolivian first division club after his departure Sporting Crystal. This Monday, March 20, the national strategist was officially presented at a press conference where he revealed that he had turned down some offers from Colombian football to reach that team.
“Last time we beat all the big teams and won a lot of games at the peak. The claim that Royal Pari has now with its history is different, coming here is not passing by, it is a claim to something you built yourself The call surprised me, I had a few things in Colombia, but sometimes the heart plays more than reason,” he said.
In addition, the “Fly” announced that he had signed a contract for the next two seasons and thanked the Warriors’ president for the efforts he made to hire him.
“I am very grateful to the President for the efforts he made to bring me here. We come here with great strength and enthusiasm, with the intention of doing a good job. The ‘President’ offered me a two-year contract, but next year we need to win this year, address serious issues and put the team in a better position in the table,” he concluded.
Which teams did Roberto Mosquera manage?
Roberto Mosquera He began his career in 2008 as a coach at Bolognesi de Tacna. He later managed several Peruvian football teams such as Sport Huancayo, Sporting Crystal, Juan Aurich, Alianza Lima and Deportivo Binacional. He also commanded the Wilstermann and the in Bolivia Royal par.
Over the course of his long career, the 66-year-old strategist has won three national titles: two with Cristal (2012 and 2020) and one with the mighty south (2019).