Renato Tapia after the statements of ‘Chacho’ Coudet: “These are things that fall by the wayside”

Renato Tapia put ‘wet cloths’ to the situation with ‘Chacho’ Coudet. The Peruvian said that he talked with the coach of the Celta Vigo, but preferred to keep what they said secret. The midfielder aims to win his place back in the starting team.

“Without much to comment, I talked with him and it remains between us. He put me on the weekend and they are things that remain on the road. Now, I will work twice as hard to regain the starting position and have more minutes”he stated for ESPN.

Let’s remember that it all started with some statements by the Argentine coach after the double day of Qatar 2022 Qualifying. The former soccer player blamed the Peruvian team for a new steering wheel injury. ‘The captain of the future’ made sense in the draw against Ecuador and was replaced by Wilder Cartagena.

Finally, this had been resolved with a conversation. Although the ‘incaico’ was not a starter in the draw against Cadiz for matchday 24 of LaLiga Santander, he had minutes. He entered at 77 ′ replacing Iago Aspas.

DECLARATIONS OF ‘CHACHO’

“Renato has returned with an ailment that we believe will not be an impediment for him to be here. We are going to evaluate it, but it is not serious, although it is a wake-up call for the people of Peru “were his first words at a press conference, which was held on February 4.

“He is at a great physical, professional and technical level and we have the difficulty that every time he goes to Peru he comes back touched. It seems that we are a mechanical workshop that we arrange for him to play in Peru “he added.

Coudet said yes Wall he’s going to come back injured every time he goes to play for the Peruvian national team, so “We must call attention to Peru.”

“They go too many times. It happens once, one says it’s no one’s fault and it can happen. Now if it comes back with difficulties every time, it seems to me that the people of Peru have to take certain precautions”he expressed.

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