Belgrano will play this Thursday at 7 p.m. against Tigre in the last match of this semester and it will be within the framework of the fifth date of the Professional League tournament.
The meeting will be controlled by Sebastián Zunino and can be watched on the Public TV signal and ESPN in its basic cable package.
For this match, the coach must completely retouch the offense, because Pablo Chavarría received a suspension date after his expulsion in the game against Argentinos Juniors and the Peruvian Bryan Reyna is affected by his national team that is preparing to play the next Copa América in the United States.
Given these absences and with Matías Suárez working alongside his teammates and Franco Jara not being fully fit physically, it is understood that the former River would have the opportunity to be in Celeste’s attack from the beginning.
The biggest unknown is who will accompany Juan Velázquez on the left, because without Reyna the youth player could move forward on the field and play as a winger, allowing Facundo Lencioni to stand behind him. Another option is for Máximo Oses to play from the start and the formation becomes a 3-4-1-2, leaving Metilli and Matías in attack.
The likely one would be with Nahuel Losada; Matías Moreno, Alejandro Rébola and Agustín Baldi; Juan Barinaga, Facundo Heredia, Facundo Quignon and Facundo Lencioni or Máximo Oses; Francisco González Metilli, Matías Suárez and Juan Velázquez.
The team will work this Wednesday at the Armando Pérez property and will later leave for Buenos Aires to remain concentrated while waiting for the match against the Matador.
