For José Rivera? Paolo Guerrero spoke about Peru’s lack of a goal against Paraguay

Paolo Guerrero was not a starter in the duel between Peru vs. Paraguay, but he still spoke at the end of the game. Publicly questioning the play of his teammates, the ‘Predator’ did not remain silent and commented on the forwards’ mistakes.

Although he entered in the 64th minute for José Rivera, Paolo Guerrero there was little he could do before Paraguay. Not being a starter, the striker Peru He showed his dissatisfaction with the final draw that was achieved: “We have to be a little more calm. There was anxiety to define the play quickly and the rival perceived our attack.”

Continuing to talk about the Peru game, Paolo Guerrero He also expressed what he wants Jorge Fossati and how the school is striving to achieve it: “The teacher is watching the team. I think we did good things, some things to improve and we have to keep working.”

Knowing that he is facing his last games with Peru, Paolo Guerrero Maybe he will play his final Copa América since he is 40 years old. Having already played 5 times, the ‘Predator’ is still fighting against time to be in a sixth edition.

Now Paolo Guerrero will have the opportunity to demonstrate once again his quality with Peru when it crashes this Friday, June 14 against The Savior. Perhaps being a starter, the attacker will seek to continue stretching his goal streak with the ‘Bicolor’, which indicates that he already has 40 goals and is the top scorer in the history of the Peruvian National Team.

How much does Paolo Guerrero earn at César Vallejo?

Paolo Guerrero earns approximately 100 thousand dollars at César Vallejo. According to the newspaper Trome, the forward signed for two seasons, so he will earn 2 million 400 thousand dollars on average.

How old is Paolo Guerrero?

Paolo Guerrero is 40 years old and is currently a player at the César Vallejo University. Signing a one-year contract, the forward has to report to Trujillo to begin tactical work.

Social communicator specialized in sports journalism, graduated from the U. San Ignacio Loyola in Peru. He has more than ten years in the world of information, having worked in media such as El Comercio of Peru (sub-web editor), El Heraldo of Mexico (editor and SEO consultant) and Norte MKT of Brazil (correspondent). He is passionate about football, boxing, cinema and Formula 1. Today in Bolavip covering the news of Peruvian and international football.