Juan Maximo Reynoso announced his first call as coach of the Peru national team. Although in the list of players they are part of the base he left Ricardo Garecasurprised the national strategist several times by signing the young midfielder Pier Quispe.
Reynoso’s ‘hangover’ after the phone call has rocked public opinion amid debates over whether the Universitario de Deportes’ offensive creator’s presence is fair. The sports journalist Gonzalo Núñez, who does not agree with the appointment of the “hopeful” player of the cream team, takes a clear position on this.
The sports commentator referred to the players in the local league, which he called “Cabezón”. But true to his style, he threw darts at one player in particular: Piero Quispe.
“It is Piero Quispa. I don’t agree, it’s 40 games and not a single goal. How many assists does he have? If you don’t score and don’t get assists, what do you do? For me, Quispe went from more to less,” he said.
With a position of contradiction, the lawyer also branded the popular “Pedri” as an insignificant player hiding on the pitch.
“Quispe is an invention, for me it is an invention. I address it when there is nothing to solve. A little guy coming in from the left, but… he’s not even well armed. If he was a great player, he should be somewhere else now. I don’t see it being transcended internationally.” “He’s hiding, he seems like a minor southpaw to me. You’ll see in the national team, I’ll play it,” said the former Futbol en America host.