17 Years Juan José Oré Worked at the Peruvian Football Federation

Juan José Oré worked for 17 years at the Peruvian Football Federation. And while positions are not eternal, the way the popular 'Jota Jota' left (they wanted to reduce 60% of his salary and he did not accept) has outraged the coach's family, especially his son Juan Pablo Oré Roldán.

And while the offspring of Juan José Oré strongly criticized Daniel Ahmed, head of the Technical Unit of Minors at the FPF, for Ricardo Gareca, coach of the Peruvian national team, he only had words of gratitude.

"I want to publicly express my sincere gratitude to Ricardo Gareca who, upon learning of my old man's departure, picked up the phone and called him to offer support and wish him success in his new path," said the son of 'Jota Jota' through his Facebook account.

Juan José Oré worked for 17 years at the Peruvian Football Federation

In the same way, Juan Pablo Oré paid tribute to the 'Tigre' and pointed out him and the players as the only architects of the qualification to Russia 2018.

"In truth, my respect and the desire for a great World Cup. Because it was him and the players who have taken Peru to a World Cup. Don't let yourself be deceived because neither a leader nor anyone else is a participant in that success," he warned.