As the negotiation between Gareca, candidate for Boca, and Peru continues to continue to lead the national team

The talks take place in Argentina: the president of the Peruvian Football Federation (FPF), Agostino LozanoI go to Buenos Aires to negotiate Ricardo Gareca his continuity at the helm of the team that has just lost the opportunity to play Qatar World Cupafter falling in the playoffs against Australia. However, the talks didn’t go too far: the offer leads to adjustment salary compared to Tiger is not willing to accept.

“We have no plan B. We hope to continue this path together with Ricardo Gareca and his technical command. There is a lot of work that we believe should continue. There is no other plan. We have not thought about the Argentine Sebastián Beccacece or anyone else. “Lozano claimed to cancel those replacement versions.

According to the Peruvian press, the FPF offer foresees a reduction compared to the salary that Gareca received in the last Qualifiers. In that period, the Argentine technical director pocketed $ 3.7 million a year, while the new proposal would be $ 2.2 million in the same currency.

The $ 1.5 million difference is the key: if Peru qualifies for the World Cup, what will they organize? Mexico, Canada Y United States of America, he will charge that amount and end up rounding up the same income as his last management. For his part, the coach would have asked for more interference in the youth teams.

In this context, the surname of the Tiger sounds for Boca, whose interim technical director –Hugo Ibarra– was confirmed until the end of the tournament, although he would quickly step aside if the Football Council specified the incorporation of Gareca, who ran away from that possibility, ensuring that his “priority” is Peru.

The truth is that after three days of negotiations, there is no agreement and some versions indicate that Gareca’s trial in that selection is concluded.

El Tigre arrived in 2015 and led 96 games, with 39 wins, 23 draws and 34 losses. His biggest milestone was his qualification for the 2018 World Cup in Russia and the final played in the 2019 Copa América against Brazil.