Paolo Guerrero and a dream in MLS: “I want to play with Lionel Messi” | Sports | Soccer-Peruvian

According to Paul Guerrero By Racing Club It was less than expected. Despite announcing his arrival in style earlier this year, with high expectations from fans and club management alike, time has not allowed the ‘9’ to show his full potential at the ‘Academy’: the ‘Predator has accumulated 848 minutes in 22 games. Nevertheless, the Peruvian national team forward remains undaunted and keeps his dreams of continuing to play football intact; He wants to fulfill his dream of playing alongside Lionel Messi, who recently signed from Inter Miami.

In conversation with the show’s ‘Sí va a salir’ American televisionThe national team revealed one of their preferences: “I want to play with Lionel Messi. I think it makes everything easier. He assists you and gives you goal passes. I’m a ‘9’, that would be great”. Precisely, the captain of the Argentine team will be officially presented as a new member of Inter Miami in the next hours.

He also mentioned how he saw Juan Reynoso’s cast in friendlies against South Korea and Japan. “This group continues as well, I noticed. There is a lot of ambition, they are more identified with people, a new illusion comes“, said. Guerrero Brian Raina added an assist on a goal against the South Koreans; Additionally, he logged 70 minutes in that match and 45′ more against Japan.

It should be noted that Paul Guerrero He held a meeting with Racing President Victor Blanco and defined his departure by mutual agreement. After completing his time in Argentine football, the 39-year-old attacker is still not done with his relationship with football and is analyzing plans.

Paulo Guerrero’s reasons

In conversation with ESPN, gave some insight into his departure from the ‘Predator’ Racing Club. Although he didn’t give details, he dropped some points that clarified his reasons for wanting to walk away from the company. “It is important that the coach loves you”, he commented. He further noted: “I love challenge, competition, but fair competition”.

Likewise, he admitted that when a footballer is not always on the field, it lowers his confidence. “If you stop playing and stop continuity, you lose rhythm, you lose confidence. If you have consistency, it’s natural to adapt and improve your playing style. If you play for a while, you lose”, he commented.

Finally, he announced that he plans to continue playing. “My whole life has been football, the concentrations, the pre-seasons, the day-to-day, the dressing room. Beautiful things that could not be bought, my house became a hotel because I would go there for games. You say: This is my life”, he commented.

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