Jairo Concha, a two-time champion with Alianza Lima in 2021 and 2022, has not renewed his contract with the blue-whites and left the club, leaving his future uncertain. The midfielder has been a key figure in both important titles, although he will not be able to compete in 2023 due to the other footballers who occupied his sector such as: B., didn't have many options Andres Andrade j Christian Cueva. After leaving the team, the midfielder was linked to the Universitario de Deportes and the cream team's administrator Jean Ferrari commented on the matter.
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Jairo Concha played three finals with Alianza Lima. Photo: The Republic
What did Jean Ferrari say about Jairo Concha?
The Merengue manager was asked whether Jairo Concha fits into the “U” mold and whether there are approaches to signing him. “He's a good football player, we don't detect the gunpowder. We cannot talk about any connection with us because this news was just a few minutes ago,” he said in an interview with Coki Gonzales. “We never had any contact with him, but that’s football. Things change in football.”emphasized Ferrari.
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The former football player also mentioned, using the example of Quispe's signing, that anything can happen in the beautiful sport: “I never received an offer for Piero Quispe. I sent a message to announce it there.” was nothing. The next day, first thing in the morning, the offer from Pumas and one from an Argentine team arrived in my email. This is changing radically and you don't know when. “We have to be prepared for these situations.”he hinted.
Which teams did Jairo Concha play on?
Since his debut in 2017, Jairo has only played for two Peruvian clubs: Universidad San Martín and Alianza Lima. His future is uncertain, but those around him are considering proposals from abroad.
- 2017-2020: Saint Martin
- 2021-2023: Lima Alliance.