Arturo Vidal is still thinking about coach Ricardo Gareca’s decision not to call him to the Chilean team that is competing in the current edition of the Copa América in the United States.
The Colo Colo player, whenever he can, plays the song and Now from a distance he has words for La Roja, which this Tuesday night faces a key duel against Argentina in its aspirations to continue advancing in Group A of the tournament.
What did Vidal say about the Chilean team?
Vidal, as usual, in his free time broadcasts on the platform Twitchand on this occasion he developed it with Davoo Xeneize, a ‘trasandino’ streamer, with whom he spoke about the clash against the Albiceleste, among several other topics.
In the broadcast, he also responded to his feelings about being outside the team that is playing the tournament on North American soil.
“I really don’t believe I’m out of the national team,” Vidal responded. “Then you see if I play or not. But I still don’t believe it, that’s the truth,” he said.
“I’ve lived there for 18 years, I risked a lot at the time and when I’m not there it hurts, that’s why I don’t believe it,” he said in his streaming.
From a distance, Vidal recognizes that he is doing his best to help the team reach the top in the Copa América.
“I trust my teammates and I want Chile to do well, even if I’m not there,” he said.
The Cacique player He commented on the case of Luis Suárez in Uruguay, who despite his age, was called up and is an alternative in the team since ahead of him in his position is the Liverpool player, Darwin Núñez.
“I would have loved to be there. For example, Luis, it is wonderful that he is here, he is active, scoring goals and competing against a Liverpool player,” he said.
“But we don’t have players in the best teams in the world, that’s why I think I can be there, although I have to accept the coach’s decision. But yes, it has been difficult for me not to be in the national team,” he concluded.
