The Peruvian team’s visit to Bolivia left them with a bitter 0-2 defeat that forced the Bicolor to last place in the South American qualifiers table. One of the few redeemable things was the debut of midfielder Piero Quispe, who played a good role despite the poor result at Hernando Siles Stadium.
What did “Chorri” Palacios say about Piero Quispe?
Ahead of this game, well-known former footballer Roberto Palacios, who shone with the Blanquirroja years ago, spoke about the creative Universitario player’s ownership and said he should have added minutes in other games. “(…) Since things didn’t go well in the qualifiers, we could have released him so he could gain experience and deal with the nerves that always arise,” he said in an interview with ESPN.
“Chorri” was also concerned about the lack of footage of the 22-year-old footballer. “It is extremely difficult and complicated. Imagine the responsibility the boy must feel. Let’s hope I’m wrong, that we can see a Quispe who was champion and best player of the tournament. That he has that spark and that confidence as always. “That he will do his best in the 40 or 50 minutes that I can stay,” he concluded.
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How much does Piero Quispe cost?
According to the specialist portal Transfermarkt, Piero Quispe’s transfer value is one million euros, one of the highest values in League 1.
How tall is Piero Quispe and how heavy is he?
According to the ESPN network, the midfielder is 1.68 meters tall and weighs 63 kilograms, which is below the average for the Peruvian team.