With Garnacho: the young stars who will not play in the South American Sub 20

In a few days it will start South American Sub 20 that will be held from January to February in Colombia. Usually the eyes of the world are focused on this championship because the stars of tomorrow compete. However, several figures will not say present. Next, we tell you who it is.

• Endrick (Brazil): plays for Palmeiras in his country.
• Alejandro Garnacho (Argentina): plays for Manchester United in England.
• Miguel Terceros (Bolivia): he is a player for Santos from Brazil.
• Julio Enciso (Paraguay): the Guarani has already played with the senior team and is currently a member of Brighton in England.

• Yaser Asprilla (Colombia): the skilful Colombian player plays for Watford in England.
• Nilson Angulo (Ecuador): the 19-year-old footballer works for Anderlecht in Belgium.
• Alan Matturro (Uruguay): the Uruguayan has been taking his first steps in Europe with Genoa in Italy.

All of them are some of the most important South American figures who will not be able to compete in the Under 20 tournament for various reasons, such as requests from their respective clubs.

Groups of the South American Sub 20

Group A

• Argentina
• Colombia
• Brazil
• Paraguayan
• Peru

B Group

• Chili
• bolivian
• Ecuador
• Uruguay
• Venezuela

Squad list of the Peruvian Under 20 team

• Goalkeepers: Sebastián Amasifuén (Alianza Lima), Denzel Caña (Cienciano) and Josué Vargas (César Vallejo).
• Defenders: Kluiverth Aguilar (Lommel SK-Belgium), José Amasifuén (Alianza Lima), Sebastián Aranda (Alianza Lima), Alex Custodio (Zulia-Venezuela), Matías Lazo (FBC Melgar), Gilmar Paredes (Sporting Cristal), Aron Sánchez ( Cantolao) and Anderson Villacorta (César Vallejo).
• Midfielders: Gonzalo Aguirre (New Chicago-Argentina), Catriel Cabellos (Racing Club-Argentina), Jack Carhuallanqui (Universitario), Álvaro Rojas (Universitario), André Vásquez (FBC Melgar) and Valentino Sandoval (Deportivo San Martín).
• Forwards: Kenji Cabrera (Melgar), Bruno Portugal (Melgar), Juan Pablo Goicochea (Alianza Lima), Sebastián Pineau (Alianza Lima), Diether Vásquez (César Vallejo) and Diego Otoya (Sporting Cristal).