Qatar 2022 Qualifiers Colombian technician in the eye of the hurricane
NSthis week, 19-year-old Dutch striker Manfred Ugalde, announced his resignation from the selection while Suarez was the coach, as it was considered that it was publicly revealed in a statement to the coach in which he said that the player lost most of the duels with the Panama defenders and that is why he did so. They will not play in the following matches against Mexico and Jamaica.
Soares announced Thursday that it was a “unilateral decision.” From the player, which he “regretted” because he would have taken it into account for the October games, but should “respect” it.
“He is a player with a lot of future, high class, and one who will grow a lot with his experiences. I wish him the best. “It’s a one-sided decision that I have to respect and when he wants to talk to me I won’t have a problem listening to him,” the coach said.
On Thursday, Luis Fernando Soarez revealed his call-up list for the crucial three days of October Heading to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, led by Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Keylor Navas and Monterrey’s Mexican striker Joel Campbell.
Costa Rica, which only added two points in the first three days of CONCACAF’s final appraiser, visit Honduras on October 7, receive El Salvador on October 10, and on the thirteenth to play as a visitor against the United States, with the urgent need to reclaim lost territory.
“Every game you have to play to win. Every game we prepare to win and we have to do that. everything to get it. “The points that we have lost in the building must be sought outside,” Soares said in a virtual press conference.
In addition to Navas and Campbell, Levante’s Spanish defender Scar Duarte appeared on the list., Brian Ruiz with experience “10” and midfielder Celso Borges, all players for the 2014 FIFA World Cup and Russia 2018.
In addition, on the 26-man roster are four players from the MLS: defender Francisco Calvo (Chicago Fire), left back Ronald Mataretta (Cincinnati), winger Randall Leal (Nashville) and Luis Dazz (Columbus Crew).
“We are aware of the great responsibility In these matches and that the only way to qualify is to score enough points.”
The coach expressed his concern about the slow pace of some players playing abroad, such as Copenhagen left-back Brian Oviedo, who hopes that through selection he will be able to restore his best form.
Goalkeepers: Keylor Navas (Paris Saint-Germain, France), Lionel Moreira (Alagolense), Aaron Cruz (Saprisa).
Defenses: Scar Duarte (Levante, ESP), Keysher Fuller (Herediano), Francisco Calvo (Chicago Fire, USA), Juan Pablo Vargas (Millonarios, COL), Giancarlo Gonzlez (Alajuelense), Bryan Oviedo (Copenhagen, DEN), Ronald Matarrita (Cincinnati ), USA), Kendall Waston (Saprisa), Ricardo Blanco (Saprisa), Vernen Veron (Alagoilense).
Midfielders: Celso Borges (Alagolinese), Orlando Gallo (Heridiano), Jimmy Marne (Saprisa), Justin Salas (Grecia Municipal), Yeltsin Tejeda (Heridiano), Luis Daz (Columbus Crew, USA), Brian Ruiz (Alagulense), Randall Lill (Nashville), uses).
Attackers: Johan Venegas (Alaguelense), Joel Campbell (Monterrey, Mexico), Jonathan Moya (Anyang, Korea), Kenneth Vargas (Municipality of Grecia) and Jose Guillermo Ortiz (Heridiano).
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