A few days ago it was announced that the Peruvian Football Federation (FPF) has decided that Juan Reynoso will not continue playing Peruvian team due to poor results in the South American qualifying tournaments. The Bicolor leadership has already negotiated with the representative of the national strategist to terminate his contract. In the middle, Jorge Fossati confirmed that the FPF was including him in its plans to take over the leadership from Blanquirroja.
With this in mind, in this note we show you what the number 11 of the national team would look like if the current coach of the Universitario de Deportes agreed to take over the management of Peru.
What would be the 11 that Jorge Fossati would put together if he joined the Peruvian team?
Throughout his coaching career Jorge Fossati In the teams he coached, he always used a 3-5-2 system. This way, when your arrival on Peruvian teamthe Uruguayan would convert the following 11.
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Pedro Gallese would be the Bicolor’s undisputed starting goalkeeper. The back three would consist of Aldo Corzo, Renato Tapia and Alexander Callens. The wingers would be Andy Polo and Marcos López, who have the qualities the strategist is looking for.
In midfield, Pedro Aquino, Yoshimar Yotún and Piero Quispe would be responsible for generating football. Finally, the attack would consist of a leading pair: Paolo Guerrero and Gianluca Lapadula.
- Pedro Gallese, Andy Polo, Aldo Corzo, Renato Tapia, Alexander Callens, Marcos López, Pedro Aquino, Yoshimar Yotún, Piero Quispe, Paolo Guerrero and Gianluca Lapadula.
What did Fossati say about the possibility of reaching the Peruvian team?
In an interview for the Uruguayan program “I want football” said Jorge Fossati He revealed that he had found out that the FPF would travel to Uruguay to meet him and discuss his possible arrival in the Peruvian team.
“The Peruvian Football Federation (FPF) has not officially contacted me. Yesterday I found out that the Peruvian federation had spoken to the Universitario authorities, but they did not agree, and that the federation’s football director was apparently going to Uruguay to meet me. “I am honored that the national team of the country where I work is looking for me,” he said.