Luis Fernando Suárez asks Advíncula not to withdraw from the Peruvian team: “He has a lot to give”

Luis Fernández Suárez was in charge of Costa Rica’s qualification for the 2022 World Cup after beating New Zealand in the playoffs. However, the Colombian strategist stopped the celebrations for a moment to send a message to Luis Advíncula announcing his withdrawal from the Peruvian team after leaving Qatar, although he later deleted said publication from his Instagram account.

In this regard, the coach of the ‘Ticos’ explained, before the ESPN cameras, that he feels surprised by the words of the right back. Also, he remembered that he directed the popular ‘Bolt’ 13 years ago.

“The Advíncula thing kills me. I have a line in the heart. I put him to play in Juan Aurich and I love him. I don’t want him to think about leaving the national team. He has a lot to give. I feel sad”said the coach of Costa Rica and also wished Peru success in the future.

It is important to mention that Luis Fernando Suárez assumed the technical direction of the Chiclayo team in October 2009 and trained the Peruvian soccer player until the end of that year. Later, ‘Rayo’ would go to Sporting Cristal due to his good season at ‘Ciclón’.

Mouth with Advincula

In Argentina they were moved by Luis Advíncula’s reaction after the Peruvian team was left without a ticket to the Qatar 2022 World Cup. The right-back, who missed one of the two penalties in the shootout (the other was Alex Valera), He collapsed on the grass and burst into tears. An image that went around the world.

So, in the midst of the pain felt by the marker, Boca Juniors fans were quick to speak out through social networks to support one of their own. The party accounts and the “Xeneizes” fans shared messages in which they mentioned “Bolt” and made him understand that, in adversity, he is accompanied.

And the demonstrations multiplied when “Lucho” posted on his Instagram account that he was definitely retiring from the Peruvian team. “I don’t think I have the strength to get up from this”, wrote the player in a story. Later, the defender deleted the post, but it was captured on the Internet.

“Strength, Luis Advíncula. Football always gives revenge. With everything that comes, dear Peruvian”indicated an account dedicated to the ‘blue and gold’. “Up, Louis”, points to another profile. “We are with you”, “we are waiting for you at home”. There was also a mention for Carlos Zambrano, another Boca player, who belongs to Blanquirroja. “We are waiting for you to give you all our love”.