Juan Pablo Sorín
Juan Pablo Sorin received a tribute from F90, a television program from ESPN. The former player of the Argentine national team received greetings from the friends he made in football. 'Juampi' could not hide his emotion after seeing his former teammates, like Paolo Guerrero.
One of the figures who participated in the tribute was the captain of the Peruvian national team. The 'Predator' played with Sorín from 2006 to 2008 in Hamburg, Germany. The national team scorer recalled how 'Juanpi' arrived at the German team.
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"You know that I love you, I appreciate you and I respect you very much. I remember when you arrived at Hamburg with your broken English and your very good French. It didn't cost you much because you adapted very quickly due to the character you have, your personality and your attitude. That says a lot about you," said the national forward.
Guerrero also highlighted Sorín's qualities as a teammate and friend. He also stated that he still keeps in touch with the Argentine. "You are a great teammate and I just have to say thank you for being that friend who, even though we don't see each other often, is always there for me. You always write to me to find out how I am doing. You are a spectacular person," he said.
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The 'Predator' continued: "As a player, you achieved everything you set out to do, always being an example for all of us. I send you a big hug, you know that I love you very much. May God bless you."
Guerrero's words were met with an emotional response from Sorín. "Paolo, you know that I love you very much. I am always by your side. Now it's your turn to fight again, and as always, you will win. Thank you for the first days in Hamburg and all the things we went through together."
Néstor Bonillo referred to Paolo Guerrero's injury
The physical trainer of the Peruvian national team celebrated that the national captain does not have to undergo surgery to recover from his injury. "Fortunately, he does not have to have surgery. He has to wait for his knee to completely deflate 100%. In two and a half or three months, he will be fully recovered," he said.