The summons of John Reynoso to the Peru team for a new micro wheel continues to cause controversy due to the absence and inclusion of several players who have excelled in Peruvian football. The position that is more talkative is attack since they didn’t call Louis BenitesPeruvian soccer goalscorer.

The national strategist called up three forwards from the domestic tournament: Alexander Zucker (Sport University), Matias Sucar (Carlos Manucci) and Adrian Ugarriza (Scientist). They are joined by the attacker Alex Walera, who plays for Al Fateh in the Saudi Arabian League. If we just focus on goals, the three players in League 1 don’t even come together Louis Benites, who has scored 18 times and provided six assists.

Alexander Zucker

The merengue forward began to shine with the exit Alex Walera and had a short goal streak. The goal of the Peruvian classic, on the other hand Alliance of Lima was shouted the most by the Universitario de Deportes fans. sugar He has scored five goals and provided four assists in 25 games this season.

Alexander Succar is the starting striker for Universitario. Photo: Professional Football League

Adrian Ugarriza

The attacker is a great reference for the Cusco squad. He has inflated the nets nine times this season and provided three assists in 27 games. multiply Not only does he have a contribution in the offensive zone, he is the leader and captain of Cienciano.

Adrián Ugarriza is coming off a regular season: Photo: Clinton Medina/GLR Norte

Matias Sucar

The call of the young striker surprised more than one. Mathias, who works at Carlos Mannucci was a constant spare. He tried to make the most of his opportunities: 3 goals in 13 games.

Matías Succar is based in Trujillo. Photo: League 1

Reynoso explains Benites’ non-call

“It’s difficult to give an answer, beyond taste, it’s that you have to be for and against depending on what you want as a vision of collective play. I have great respect for numbers Louis Benites, It touched me more than once to see it live. But it seems to me that those who are being summoned today are a small step further,” he stressed.

The Rams’ scuffling offense is expected to get a boost Sunday against a division foe that Los Angeles has historically battled.

Head coach Sean McVay told reporters Friday the team plans to call up wide receiver Van Jefferson from injured reserve to face the 49ers. Better yet, McVay believes the third-year wideout will be in full swing after missing most of training camp and LA’s first six games with a knee injury.

“I think he’s felt great this week,” McVay said of the team’s official transcript. “I think we will monitor the progress of the game. A lot of it is based on, ‘okay, can you have some continuity with some of your drives and do multiple games?’ But the goal is that he was in full swing. He did a great job this week. We were able to develop some depth in that space which I think will help to keep some of the other guys involved. But we expect a normal workload for Van having seen him over the past few years.”

After contributing 19 catches for 220 yards and one score in his rookie year, Jefferson broke out in 2021 with 802 yards and six touchdowns on 50 receptions. His increased performance coincided with the arrival of Matthew Stafford and Los Angeles’ rise to seventh place overall in the league in points scored, their highest performance since ending 2018 as the second-ranked offense.

This year, the Rams are 26th in standings and 29th in yards.

Jefferson’s absence isn’t the only reason for the precipitous drop in the Rams’ offensive efficiency this season. Stafford struggles to persistently connect to receivers outside of Cooper Kupp and ongoing play is almost non-existent. Los Angeles averages 70.5 yards per game, ahead of Tampa Bay (61.5).

Still, Jefferson steps back in the lineup numbers to give Stafford another trustworthy target.

“He’s a very special player,” Stafford said Wednesday in anticipation of Jefferson’s return. “I’ve experienced some of that over the past year with his ability to really be a full recipient. He had some great tracks on tape, there’s no question he was directed by a few people, but he’s a guy in my head who can do anything. It’s great to have guys like that. The more of these guys you can have, the better.”

It remains to be seen how the Rams will mix Jefferson with free-agent addition Allen Robinson, who has struggled to find a foothold but clinched his second TD of the season ahead of the Week 7 bye from LA. Regardless, Stafford is looking forward to the coverage nightmare caused by his top three receivers with deep route trees.

“The funny thing about this offense is that Cooper routes deep, Allen routes deep, Van routes deep,” Stafford said. “Everybody kind of does everything. Having another man out there of that talent and caliber will only make us better.”

Jefferson ran 80.2% of snaps for the Rams last season, behind Kupp (93.8%) and Robert Woods (92.3%) before Wood’s season-ending injury.

Time will tell if he hovers around that number on Sunday – and if his return to the field helps usher in a return to form for the offense.