Paolo Guerrero has aroused all the attention of the Argentine press after his imminent signing with racing clubsome in favor and others against the transfer that has shaken the transfer market in Argentinanot by the time of the operation, but by the name of the goalscorer of the peruvian team and the journalist Gustavo Lopez (ESPN) revealed one of the reasons for this operation.
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In the program ‘ESPN’s F360‘ were not alien to the topic of the day and analyzed the details about the arrival of the ‘Predator’ to the team of Fernando Gagowho would have demanded a productivity contract, from the scorer, taking into account that the DT has been a specialist in chronic injuries that accelerated his retirement from football.
The panelist, Agostina Scalise, was suspicious of the possible contribution of the Peruvian in the dynamic team that Rubén Capria put together, taking into account what he gave in Avai FC, who went to relegation in 2022, where he could not score a goal. “Paolo arrives at 39 (years old) and his last game was in October last year. I would take it with a grain of salt“, accurate.
Leonardo Astrada, former Argentine player and coach, also paid attention to the player’s right knee. “You have to see how the cruciate ligaments are, he had surgery, and we have to see what consequences this has,” he said.
Gustavo López on Paolo Guerrero: “He makes you buy the season ticket”
But A connoisseur of the soccer business, the journalist Gustavo López, moderator of the space, came out in defense of Paolo Guerrero and recognized that ‘La Academia’ has achieved a good deal. “Well, they’re going to review him here, he has a productivity contract and he’s a name that sells tickets. The moment of Racing, the championships in a few months and the name of Guerrero… makes you buy the season ticket. Hopefully (Paolo Guerrero) is well”, pointed out the ESPN driver.p
He also compared this case with the complicated present of the Charrua attacker, Jonathan Alvez. “It reminds me a bit of the Uruguayan striker Álvez, from Unión de Santa Fe, who seems to copy Paolo Guerrero, because they are similar, but he is fine, he is a phenomenon, but how many injuries did he have? He started wild, but then he gets hurt, gets hurt, gets hurt. He wants to play and can’t”, Lopez pointed out.
