While the leadership advances in talks with the Uruguayan Paul Repettothe one who continues to work day by day of Independent is Pedro Monzón, ad interim. And Moncho had to speak in the last few hours with one of his owners for an act of indiscipline.
Regard Juan Cazares, who was absent without notice for training on Monday and reappeared this Tuesday. While he will not be left off the concentrate list for Saturday’s game against Estudiantes in Avellaneda, it remains to be seen whether the interim manager keeps him in the starting lineup.
The Ecuadorian turned 31 on Monday, the same day he was absent without notice. Then discussed personal issues and once again placed himself at the disposal of Monzón, who spoke to him and decided not to marginalize him from the squad.
“The player was absent from training for personal reasons. He will not be sidelined for the game against Estudiantes de La Plata. He trained today with his teammates”reported by Independiente officially before the versions which indicated that he would be punished with a match without being taken into consideration.
That was the intention of Monzón’s coaching staff at first. However, then there was an interview where things were clarified and it was defined don’t exclude him from the squad. Sure, they’ll wait for the soccer test to find out if Moncho replaces him or if he too believes he should continue to be there from the start.
It must be taken into account that he already has a leave confirmed by the expulsion of Nicolas Vallejo on the end of the goalless draw against San Lorenzo last Saturday. And you can’t count on it Thomas Pozzo neither Rodrigo Marquezboth with knee cruciate ligament tears.
The good news is that Damián Pérez, who suffered a hamstring contracture in his left leg, is ready to play.
Source: Clarin
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