Peru vs. Argentina: Oliver Sonne left out of selection

A few hours before the Peru vs. Argentina match for the South American Qualifiers, it was confirmed that footballer Oliver Sonne is one of the players who is left out of the list and therefore will not add any minutes with the national team. This has sparked the reaction of the Peruvian fans who are completely outraged by this decision of coach Juan Maximo Reynoso. Many do not understand the reason for this measure.

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Social media has made Oliver Sonne's name one of the most searched after confirming that the 22-year-old footballer is left out of the list for the Peru vs. Argentina match. The national team fans have reacted energetically and have left damning messages: "Only Juan Reynoso is capable of requesting someone's nationality and leaving them out of the list. Oliver Sonne does not deserve that treatment. Piero Quispe's situation is also incomprehensible. Roca, well... no more comments",

However, several others have expressed their opinions: "Leaving out Oliver Sonne only shows Juan Reynoso's cowardice. He was just a pawn used to divert attention from his own incapacity. To make people talk about someone other than himself. He exposed him after the defeat and now leaves him out. It is mistreatment wherever you look".

Finally, someone else mentioned all the sacrifice that player Oliver Sonne made to join Peru and the result he obtained with his non-inclusion: "Oliver Sonne went through all the necessary paperwork to be eligible for the Peruvian national team today. He traveled more than 15 hours from Denmark to Peru. They sent him to a press conference when he didn't play a single minute against Chile. And they leave him out of the list. Unbelievable".

Oliver Sonne can be selected by Denmark

FIFA has authorized footballer Oliver Sonne to join the Peruvian national team after having all his documents in order. However, it should not be forgotten that the 22-year-old player also holds Danish nationality and therefore can be part of the Danish national team if the coach of that country decides so.

The FIFA regulations state that a player ceases to be eligible for one of his national teams if he plays two halves or more with one of them. For example, if Oliver Sonne played during the Peru vs. Chile and Peru vs. Argentina matches, he could no longer have been called up by Denmark. Not having played any minutes with the national team, his selection destiny may take a different course.