Contundente y sin filtro: Sergio Peña responde a Gareca tras críticas por dejar…
Tras los críticas de Ricardo Gareca hacia los futbolistas peruanos que retornaron a la Liga 1, Sergio Peña mandó un fuerte mensaje al ‘Tigre’. Todos …
Ricardo Gareca, the revered former coach of the Peruvian national football team, has delivered a stark assessment of the sport's current trajectory in Peru. In a recent podcast interview, Gareca expressed profound concern regarding the increasing number of Peruvian players opting to return to local leagues after stints abroad. "We left, and all the players who were abroad returned to Peruvian football," Gareca stated, implying a regression in player development. He argued that it was an "obligation" for players to remain and succeed internationally, serving as a vital "bridge" and image for aspiring young talents. "Peru needs to have more people abroad, not more people in the local environment," he emphasized, describing the current situation as a "waste" of Peruvian talent due to a perceived lack of opportunities. Gareca also highlighted the absence of a unified national project, questioning, "What is happening with Peruvian football? Where do we want to go?" He called for a collective effort from the President, club directors, and entrepreneurs to address the systemic issues. The former coach further criticized the narrative of "replacement, replacement, replacement," asserting that such an approach signifies a constant restart without progress. He concluded by defending players against critics who believe anyone can replace key figures, stressing the importance of personality and sustained commitment.
Tras los críticas de Ricardo Gareca hacia los futbolistas peruanos que retornaron a la Liga 1, Sergio Peña mandó un fuerte mensaje al ‘Tigre’. Todos …
