After the non-renewal of Ricardo Gareca as coach of the Peruvian National Football Team became official, the FPF wasted no time and has already begun the search for the ideal replacement for the Argentine strategist.
The one pointed out to replace the 'Tiger' would be Argentine Hernán Crespo, as it has even been known that the coach's environment has already had contact with the leaders of our sports entity.
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Through journalist Germán García Grova, it was reported that the former player for the Argentine National Team is the firm candidate to be the new coach of the national team with a view to the next South American Qualifiers.
"Hernán Crespo is a candidate to coach the Peruvian National Team. There have been contacts for the Argentine coach," mentioned the said reporter on his personal Twitter account.
Similarly, García explained that a consultation was made regarding his release clause with Al Duhail from Qatar, which amounts to 2 million euros. "His release clause from Al-Duhail is 2 million euros," he emphasized.
What is Hernán Crespo's coaching career like?
It is worth noting that Hernán Crespo has a good coaching career, as he has worked in clubs such as Parma (Youth divisions), Banfield (Argentina), among others. Here is the complete list.
- Parma (Italy - Youth divisions)
- Módena (Italy)
- Banfield (Argentina)
- Defensa y Justicia (Argentina)
- Sao Paulo (Brazil)
- Al-Duhail (Qatar)
When is the next match of the Peruvian National Team?
The FPF must find the replacement for the 'Tiger' as soon as possible, as the 'Blanquiroja' will have a preparation match against the Mexican national team on September 24. Undoubtedly, this match will allow the new coach to make some decisions regarding the start of the next Qualifiers that will begin in March 2023.
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