The Peru women’s team was preparing for the FIFA friendlies in July and one of the issues that caused the most controversy was Adriana Lúcar’s statements. The Alianza Lima goalscorer reiterated her position not to represent the Bicolor until she sees changes in the Peruvian Football Federation.
In this sense, the coach of the national team, EmilyLimapublished the list of those summoned to the following commitments and was asked to respond to the “bomber’s” recent words.
“I spoke to Adriana Lúcar, we had a pretty good, trusting conversation. I think she needs to start getting to know our work (…). I said in my presentation that from now on we’re going to look ahead, we “I can’t change what happened. We can not. We can do different things in the future,” the Brazilian said at a press conference.
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Likewise, the veteran strategist invited the blue and white forward, who has just scored 50 goals in the women’s league, to learn about the work of the new technical command and the FPF.
“I said that for her to give her the opportunity to experience what this coaching staff is doing. She won’t know what’s happening out here. She raised some very important points about the change. So that’s what we’re doing.” We have changes, but we have to focus on work (…). The doors are open to her, we respect her decision. She has her reasons, hopefully one day she will be able to see our work and that of the FPF.” he concluded.
Called up for the friendly matches of the Peru team
- Archers: Fiorella Valverde (Alianza Lima), Maryory Sanchez (Alianza Lima) and Karla Lopez (Sporting Cristal).
- Defense: Fabiola Herrera (varsity sports), Noelia Lumbre (FC Moons), Emily Arevalo (Bristol City), Nahomi Martinez (varsity sports), Braelynn Llamoca (UC Riverside), Gabriela Garcia (FC Moons) and Kimbherly Flores (varsity sports). ) and Rosa Castro (Lima Alliance).
- steering wheels: Emily Flores (Alianza Lima), Gladys Dorador (Alianza Lima), Claudia Cagnina (AFC Arezzo), Alondra Vílchez (Sporting Cristal), Cindy Novoa (University of Sport), Geraldine Cisneros (University of Sport and Rosa Ross (Deportivo Municipal).
- Front: Steffani Otiniano (Municipal Sports), Pierina Núñez (Alhama CF), Xioczana Canales (Sports University), Julia Mamani (Sporting Cristal) and Luz Campoverde (Sports University).
Called up by the Peru women’s team. Photo: FPF 
Called up by the Peru women’s team. Photo: FPF
When will the Peru women’s team play their FIFA friendlies?
- Peru vs. Argentina – July 14 (Buenos Aires)
- Peru vs. River Plate – July 18 (Buenos Aires)
- Peru vs Argentina Bolivia – September 21 & 25 (Santa Cruz).