University of Sports is preparing to take off League 1 Betsson 2024 and the group stage of the Copa Libertadores. With this in mind, it strives to strengthen itself in the best possible way to play a major role in these tournaments. One of the names floating around the cream shop is Jairo Concha, who did not renew his connection with Alianza Lima. With that in mind, in this note we show you the powerful starting XI that the Meringues would put together for the 100th anniversary.
The 11th anniversary of the university
The archer of University of Sports It would be the Uruguayan Sebastián Britos, who has just become champion of his country with Liverpool. The defense would consist of Aldo Corzo, Williams Riveros and Matías Di Benedetto.
The wingers would be Andy Polo and Nelson Cabanillas. In midfield, Rodrigo Ureña, Martín Pérez Guedes and Jairo Concha would appear as starters. Finally, the attack would be carried out by Christopher Olivares and Diego Dorregaray
- Sebastián Britos, Aldo Corzo, Williams Riveros, Matías Di Benedetto, Andy Polo, Nelson Cabanillas, Rodrigo Ureña, Martín Pérez Guedes, Jairo Concha, Christopher Olivares and Diego Dorregaray.
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Universitario introduced Fabián Bustos as their new coach
This Saturday, December 30th, University of Sports For the 100th anniversary, he introduced his new coach to the press: the Argentinian Fabián Bustos. The strategist was very excited to take on this challenge.
“I think it’s the biggest challenge. The “U” comes from the championship title, it is the most successful in Peruvian football and it is currently the 100th anniversary. The fans will ask us about the double championship. It must be a special year, one that everyone will surely remember. We have to try to remind them why we made them champions. The pressure will be great, it is a big must to fight for the first places. That doesn't scare us, we have to work with commitment. “It’s a special year, we’re taking the pressure well,” he said.