Oliver Sonne is the sensation of the moment in the Peruvian team, despite not having played a single minute for the Blanquirroja and (at the moment) not even qualifying for the next nomination. While the right-back’s qualification procedures are underway for a possible call-up to the playoffs, the footballer has just received important recognition in Denmark, the country where he plays, due to his good performances Silkeborg IF.
Through his social media account, the Peruvian-Danish player announced that the Danish Super League has included him in the competition’s ideal eleven for September. This month, Sonne played three games in the tournament, all as a starter and completed 90 minutes. His club was victorious in all three duels and was able to move up to second place in the table.
What does Oliver Sonne lack to be called up to the Peruvian national team?
This Tuesday, September 26, almost a week after the player signed his registration in the Peruvian birth registry (previous step in obtaining his Peruvian DNI and passport), the diplomatic suitcase containing Sonne’s documents arrived in Lima and was sent for subsequent delivery to the Chancellery handed over to Reniec.
Once this body issues the football player’s ID, the Peruvian Football Federation (FPF) must validate its process of obtaining nationality before FIFA. If the world association gives the green light, coach Juan Reynoso can appoint him to the Bicolor.
When will the call for the Peruvian national team take place?
The list of those who will be called up to the Peruvian team for the next double qualifying round against Chile and Argentina will be announced this Friday, September 29th. According to the “Cabezón” approach so far, it is expected that a preliminary list of players from the local area will be published first and later the full tender with the “foreigners”.