More and more footballers who were born abroad and have Peruvian roots are becoming well known. This is the case with Daniel Vic, a trinational forward closely followed by the Peruvian Football Federation (FPF). The ‘9’ has surprised the fans and the national media since it is currently in our country.
The reason? The young attacker trains with reserves Alliance of Lima as invited. The shooter will be evaluated by the intimate club for a month to see if he eventually stays with the team.
The same player made this fact known through his social networks. “Train hard with the best: Alianza Lima,” he posted on his official Instagram account, along with some videos of the Victorian team’s practices.
Daniel Vicich trains at Alianza Lima. Photo: Instagram shot
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Who is Daniel Vicich?
Daniel Vicich Tarasov He is 19 years old, 1.85 meters tall and works as a striker. The soccer player was born in the United States, but his father is Peruvian and his mother is Russian, so he can represent any of these teams.
In Russia, the young forward played for CSKA Moscow and Torpedo Moscow. Later there were Barcelona School in United States, Palau Soccer Academy, Orlando City and Miami United FC.
During his short career, the ‘9’ stood out for his great goalscoring skills and physical strength. He’s also a big fan of lima alliance, Club where he is on trial.
The logistical problem that Alianza will suffer on their journey to Juliaca
Alianza Lima will face Binacional this weekend in Juliaca; however, those led by Carlo Bustos They faced some inconvenience due to problems at Juliaca airport before their trip. In this regard, the blue and white board turned to the organization of League 1 and demanded a solution.
“We have learned through our initiative that the airport in the city of Juliaca will be closed until the same day, Sunday 19th, as reported by the Latam airline, a fact immediately communicated to the League 1 executives” , explained in the letter published by Radio Ovacion.