Juan Reynoso already has his chosen ones for the next double date of the playoffs. This Monday the final call for the Peruvian team for the games against Chile and Argentina was announced, which includes the most outstanding players currently abroad but also includes a large group of footballers from the league. 1. Among these are the names of Piero Quispe j Joao Grimaldotwo of the most promising in the local championship this season.
The call from the Universitario midfielder and the Sporting Cristal winger caused a lot of interaction among fans on social networks. The axis of the discussion revolved around the possibility that both could play in either game, in addition to their positions on the field or the scheme according to which the Bicolor should integrate them.
“Imagine Reyna, Quispe and Grimaldo in midfield.” Grimaldo and Reyna Yes, it’s a 4-3-3″, “Reyna on the left and Grimaldo on the right, in this case Zanelatto and Polo would be on the bench”, “Me think Reynoso will go for Advíncula first, then comes Grimaldo.” “With the no-call for Cueva, there is only Quispe in the 10th position and no one else,” “It’s time for a generational change: Concha, Quispe, Zanelatto, Grimaldo, Roca and many more.” “I even want to see the last 10 minutes where Lora, Oliver, Quispe, Reyna, Zanelatto and Grimaldo play together,” read some comments on X (formerly Twitter).
How old are Piero Quispe and Joao Grimaldo?
Another aspect that netizens also highlighted is the youth of the two players selected by the local media compared to the oldest players in the squad. Piero Quispe is currently 22 years old while Joao Grimaldo is currently 20 years old.
What is the final list of those called up to the Peru team?
This is how the final list of players appointed by the “Cabezón” to the Bicolor was created. A total of 31 football players were called up to play in Peruvian and foreign football.
- Archers: Pedro Gallese (Orlando City), Carlos Cáceda (FBC Melgar), Renato Solís (Sporting Cristal).
- defender: Luis Advíncula (Boca Juniors), Aldo Corzo (Universitario), Miguel Trauco (San Jose Earthquakes), Alexander Callens (AEK Atenas), Marcos López (Feyenoord), Miguel Araujo (Portland Timbers), Carlos Zambrano (Alianza Lima), Anderson Santamaría (Atlas), Luis Abram (Atlanta United), Jhilmar Lora (Sporting Cristal), Nilson Loyola (Sporting Cristal), Oliver Sonne (Silkeborg IF).
- midfield player: Renato Tapia (Renato Tapia), Pedro Aquino (Santos Laguna), Yoshimar Yotún (Sporting Cristal), Wilder Cartagena (Orlando City), Jairo Concha (Alianza Lima), Christofer Gonzales (Al Adalh), Piero Quispe (Universitario), Sergio Pena (Malmo FF).
- Forward: Franco Zanelatto (Alianza Lima), Andy Polo (Universitario), Bryan Reyna (Alianza Lima), Joao Grimaldo (Sporting Cristal), André Carrillo (Al Qadisiya), Paolo Guerrero (LDU Quito), Santiago Ormeño (Juárez), Fabrizio Roca (sports boys).
When will the Peruvian team play in the playoffs?
Bicolor’s next games in this qualification process will be the visit to Chile (Thursday, October 12) and the home game against Argentina (Tuesday, October 17). These meetings correspond to days 3 and 4.