The Peru team continues the work after Qatar’s exit in 2022. At the moment, the priority is the renewal of Ricardo Gareca, who would have made a number of requests to extend his tie. meanwhile in Australia The pass to the World Cup is celebrated and who referred to the recent classification of the Socceroos John Aloisi. The historic former player affirmed that Australian DNA has been shown to beat the Bicolor.
The former Oceanic team forward also featured in the 2005 playoffs when Australia beat Uruguay. Now he emphasized the style of play imposed against Peru, which serves to prevail against any rival. He also praised the work of DT Graham Arnold.
“The Australian way is that we have to fight for each other. Our DNA works for and believes in each other so you can beat anyone,” Aloisi told The Daily Telegraph.
John Aloisi played at the 2006 World Cup in Germany and is currently working as a coach. Photo: AFP.
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“At the 2019 Asian Cup, ‘Arnie’ said we hope to win it, but that’s not really the Australian way. This time he made it to the play-offs where the true Aussie spirit came out, while a few years ago (the Asian Cup) it wasn’t there.”
On the other hand, he pointed to Australia’s difficulty in their Qatar 2022 World Cup group, for which he hopes the Socceroos get through this first phase.
“It’s tough and it’s a tough group to get out of but why not? That should be the goal and that should be the focus. I don’t understand why we can’t beat Tunisia and let’s go there and see if we can create an upset against the other two,” said John Aloisi.
When do the next qualifiers start?
The qualifying process for the 2026 World Cup would begin in March 2023 and last through 2025. Conmebol has yet to confirm the full schedule, but DirecTV sportswriter Juan José Buscalia released that tentative date.