Despite the painful defeat against Chile in Santiago, the Peruvian team does not lose hope and will try to get points against Chile on Tuesday Argentina at the National Stadium.
One of the players confident of making their official debut with the Blanquirroja is Oliver Sonne, who had his first press conference in La Videna.
El Vikingo referred to the duel against the Mapochos and said that each team lacked a major attacking proposition. The Danish-nationalized Peruvian also expressed his desire to gain minutes against the reigning world champion.
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“Peru did a good job against Chile, but I think they lacked attack. I hope to play against Argentina; Having the fans in the national stadium would be an incredible experience. “Hopefully we can return the favor with the three points,” explained Sonne.
The Silkeborg IF member also highlighted the way he has been treated since his arrival in Peru and assured that he will give his all for the national team.
“It’s unbelievable how everyone has welcomed me. They were loving and sweet. I am very proud to be part of this team and being in this country is something even more important. I will give everything for this team and this country. “We are a great team, but we have to be more offensive.”
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Furthermore, Oli indicated what his usual position is, but did not rule out working elsewhere as long as it is for the good of the team. “I feel very comfortable as a right-back, but I would play well in any position. “I didn’t expect such a reception,” concluded Vikingo a few days before the tough duel against Albiceleste for the fourth round of the playoffs.
The teams led by Juan Reynoso are in ninth place with 1 point, ahead of only Bolivia and with a record of 1 draw and 2 defeats in the qualification process.
For the game against Argentina, Cabezón cannot count on Marcos López, who was canceled due to an accumulation of yellow cards. On the other hand, Renato Tapia and Alexander Callens are questionable for Tuesday because they arrived in the country with muscular strain.