Jorge Fossati was responsible for confirming that the Peruvian team will face Concacaf rivals. However, a few days ago it was announced that the Bicolor were just one signature away from agreeing on a friendly match Italy. What was the reason why this settlement did not take place?
The legal problem that the Peruvian team had when playing against Italy
According to sports commentator César Vivar: “The Peruvian Football Federation (FPF) has an ongoing contract and cannot play in the United States with any company other than Eduardo Beltramini's“.
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Peru will play friendly matches against Concacaf teams. Photo: X/Cesar Vivar.
Under his leadership, the friendly match against El Salvador took place and he even acted as an intermediary in arranging the games against Japan and South Korea during Reynoso's stay in the Bicolor.
However, in the case of the match against Italy, the company that recommended it was Lions. “As the double date is upon us and the majority of teams have confirmed, smaller Concacaf rivals have been selected,” the communicator wrote on his Twitter account.
Who could be the Peruvian team's next rival?
According to the conversation Fossati had with RPP, that is Peruvian team will be measured against the rivals who faced Argentina and Uruguay in 2023. Under this premise, Panama and Nicaragua are two latent options for the beginning of the Fossati era
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It is worth remembering that Blanquirroja will play both games on the FIFA date in March. According to the Uruguayan strategist, an appearance in Lima is planned. “Are you going back to the Monumental? You will be informed. And not just monumental,” he concluded.