Peru lineup today: starting eleven
The Peruvian team faces its last friendly before the Copa América against El Salvador and Jorge Fossati has another dress rehearsal in command of the Bicolor, which needs to show better play and forcefulness. If you want to know what will be the eleven from Peru for todayFriday June 14, you came to the right place.
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No new developments are expected in the goal and central defense. Pedro Gallese would be between the three sticks against El Salvador and in front of the goalkeeper he would repeat the trio of center backs that faced Paraguay; Carlos Zambrano, Miguel Araujo and Alexander Callens, last, on the right and left, respectively.
Marcos López would start again as a starter on the left and Luis Advíncula would join Fossati’s eleven, leaving Andy Polo on the bench.
The responsibility of replacing the Captain of the Future would be Wilder Cartagena, who had been playing as an interior player and would have the opportunity to return to his natural position, as a defensive midfielder.
The midfielders who would complete the midfield would be Jesús Castillo and Sergio Peña, although it is possible that Fossati could once again give minutes to André Carrillo as an interior player.
Up front, Gianluca Lapadula would be the undisputed starter and he would be accompanied by Edison Flores. Paolo Guerrero would wait his turn on the bench.
- Gallese; Araujo, Zambrano, Callens; Advíncula, Cartagena, Castillo (Carrillo), Peña, López; Flowers and Lapadula.
Jorge Fossati does not have Christian Cueva, Renato Tapia or Bryan Reyna available to face El Salvador due to FIFA date.
The Peru vs El Salvador friendly will be played today, Friday, June 14 at 7:30 p.m. (Peruvian time) at the Subaru Park stadium.
– Pedro Gallese (Orlando City – United States)
– Carlos Cáceda (Melgar)
– Diego Romero (University)
– Luis Advíncula (Boca Juniors – Argentina)
– Oliver Sonne (Silkeborg IF – Denmark)
– Luis Abram (Atlanta United – United States)
– Alexander Callens (AEK Athenas – Greece)
– Anderson Santamaría (Santos Laguna – Mexico)
– Carlos Zambrano (Lima Alliance)
– Marcos López (Feyenoord – Netherlands)
– Paolo Reyna (Melgar)
– Wilder Cartagena (Orlando City – United States)
– Sergio Peña (Malmo – Sweden)
– Jesús Castillo (Gil Vicente – Portugal)
– Piero Quispe (Pumas UNAM – Mexico)
– Christian Cueva (Guest)
– André Carrillo (Al-Qadsiah – Saudi Arabia)
– Gianluca Lapadula (Cagliari – Italy)
– Bryan Reyna (Belgrano de Córdoba – Argentina)
– Franco Zanelatto (Lima Alliance)
– Andy Polo (University)
– Alex Valera (University)
– Edison Flores (University)
– José Rivera (University)
– Joao Grimaldo (Sporting Cristal)
– Paolo Guerrero (César Vallejo)
