[Sport] Come back stronger: Christian Cueva would start training at La Videna in the coming days

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With the championship still to begin and with the world paralyzed by a pandemic, the supply of players available to be called up to the Peruvian National Team is getting smaller. Therefore, it is not new that work has been done from the FPF to bring those who could start training, facing the next Qualifiers.

Depor was able to learn that Christian Cueva would start training at La Videna from next week, thanks to the efforts that the ‘bicolor’ technical command had been carrying out, so that it does not lose continuity and can be counted on for future commitments.

However, it has not yet been approved, since there are certain protocols that must be met before starting the practices in the San Luis complex, by Adrián Vaccarini. It is important to remember that Cueva arrived in the capital on a humanitarian flight, almost a week ago, so he must continue with the confinement required of all those who arrive in the country.

 

 

The po[CENSORED]r ‘Aladino’ returned to Lima, after his separation from Pachuca from Mexico. Far from being intimidated, the Peruvian took things calmly and was optimistic on his social networks. "The contract ends in a few days, but I am calm, I do not know what will happen, everything is different in a pandemic. If I go, it is not the end of the world. I will come back with force ”, he published a few weeks ago through Instagram.

Some arrive and others leave

 

If Christian Cueva returns to La Videna to train, Ricardo Gareca would have everything ready to go. The Argentine strategist plans to return to his country on an upcoming humanitarian flight, although a confirmed date for the trip has not yet been confirmed.

 

As recalled, the coach of the Peruvian National Team was struggling to reach a consensus with the clubs and thus return to official competitions as soon as possible. His efforts helped to manage a new framework soon, with the necessary health and safety protocols, to begin the first steps towards the return of League 1.