Hace algunos días, la Federación Peruana de Fútbol (FPF) confirmed the departure of Ricardo Gareca from the Peruvian national team. In response, the national press has mentioned some names of coaches who could take over the reins of the team for the next qualifying process.
Among them are Sebastián Beccacece, Hernán Crespo, and Santiago Solari. In this article, we will discuss the main differences and similarities they have with 'Tigre' Gareca.
Sebastián Beccacece
Of the three names on the list to lead the Peruvian national team, Sebastián Beccacece is the one who differs the most from Ricardo Gareca, both in playing style and attitude.
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The Defensa y Justicia strategist seeks to have his teams play with great dynamism in order to regain possession of the ball and attack with speed. In addition, he has been involved in some altercations due to his explosive temperament throughout his career.
Hernán Crespo
Hernán Crespo, another candidate to take over the Peruvian national team, is a low-profile coach, just like Ricardo Gareca. The former Sao Paulo coach has not been involved in controversies and is very cautious with his statements. He has also been characterized by his success in the clubs he has managed.
However, his playing style is different from 'Tigre'. The former forward usually uses a line of three defenders and well-defined wing-backs to provide width to his teams. The coach tries to ensure that his squads press constantly and have mobility in attack.
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Santiago Solari
Another name being mentioned to replace Ricardo Gareca in the Peruvian national team is Santiago Solari. However, the former Club América coach is very different from 'Tigre'.
The 'Indiecito' has a more defensive playing style and relies on counterattacks. The teams he has coached have been characterized by their solidarity in defense and their ability to quickly transition from defense to attack to harm the opponent.
Regarding attitude, the Argentine has a strong character and is a natural leader, but he has sometimes lost control and had some issues, especially during his time in Mexico.