University of Chile He resumed training this week after this break in the National Championshipin which the ‘Blues’ get psyched up for what will be the premiere for the Chile Cup before Municipal Puente Alto and also, they focus on what will be the second part of the year.
In the last hours, the coach Gustavo Alvarez He spoke with TNT Sports during the ‘Cracks Gala’, in which the coach of the U was awarded as the best coach of the first round of the tournament, in which after that he spoke of what convinced him to come to the Blues’.
“I was very interested in the project, I think the club’s objectives coincide with my personal ones, then it was to convince a team about a way of playing, the method to find good results and based on the players’ conviction, this was made. campaign which makes me proud to lead this team,” Álvarez began by pointing out.
Within his short but successful period in Chile, the Argentine strategist was consulted about his ‘secret’ to have high performances both with Huachipato and with the U “good squads, good players who at the same time enhance the message, there is great merit in both teams in that streak, simply that.”
Already thinking about what the second semester will be like, the coach of the U is more than clear that the final stretch of this 2024 will undoubtedly be more than complex compared to the first round, in which the ‘Blues’ will hope to be able to be up to the challenges, in which he sets a great goal for the team.
“Without a doubt, the second wheels are more competitive because the achievement or not of the objectives is defined and what I hope is to continue growing. Our challenge is permanent growth, day-to-day evaluation, so we worked on that starting last Monday and I hope to see a University of Chile with a better improvement than that of the first semester,” he replied.
To conclude, Álvarez was asked about what his debut with the University of Chile will be in the framework of the Chile Cup against Municipal Puente Alto, in which he points out that it is a match that they will prepare with all the corresponding professionalism and that they hope to be able to advance to the next round of the competition.
“Every competition is very relevant for us, representing the club in any competition is a very big responsibility, so Monday’s game has the same importance as each of the 15 dates we have played so far,” he concluded.
