Although he finished the first round of the National Championship, a week ago, in Colo Colo They changed focus and are now concentrating on what will be their debut in the Chile Cup next week. But while Jorge Almirón finishes polishing tactical issues, in the offices of the Monumental Stadium they are attentive to the possible offers that could arrive for some of their figures who are being closely followed.
Just as in Cacique they have not yet agreed on the arrival of any reinforcement, in Unión La Calera they want to strengthen the squad to be able to leave behind the terrible first semester they had where they are the absolute bottom of Chilean soccer. Given this, Walter Lemma – former field assistant to Gustavo Quinteros in Colo Colo– is following in the footsteps of Daniel Gutiérrez and will seek to convince him to join the team, in this transfer market.
The newly arrived coach at the Fifth Interior made an evaluation of the Cementeros squad and determined that he needed to strengthen the team’s defense, which is why he paid vital attention to the left side of the white team. His interest does not go unnoticed, since he knows him from his time as the Profe’s field assistant during his time at the institution, until he decided to step aside and divide paths.
However, in Unión La Calera they do not view his arrival favorably because, according to “En Cancha”, the footballer is one of those targeted by Jorge Almirón to comply with the regulatory minutes of the U-21s. But as if that were not enough, the ULC is not the only institution that is behind the left-handed steps since its interest is added to those of Ñublense, Deportes Iquique and Cobresal, so they will have to try to convince the defender to leave to the team.
Colo Colo sought to sign Víctor Dávila
When Jorge Almirón arrived at Colo ColoAt the beginning of the season, he tried to seduce Víctor Dávila to leave CSKA Moscow and return to Chilean football, but the negotiations were delayed since the forward had recently arrived in Russia. In this sense, the 52-year-old coach, who was present at the National Stadium to watch the Chilean National Team, was consulted about the team’s level and took the opportunity to remember the interest in the attacker.
“Dávila played very well. I remember when I got here, we talked about bringing Dávila, but he was in Russia. I know him from when he was in León. Having just arrived in Europe, playing little, he decided to stay there… I’m talking about the commitments and situations of the players,” Almirón highlighted during the press conference this Friday, prior to the duel with Quillón for the Chile Cup.
