Farías, Restrepo and Moreira: what the new coaches will bring to you in a big way in League 1

Farías is personally seeing the issue of his separation from Águilas Doradas of Colombia to sign for the creams. In the next few hours, there may be news about it to be announced.

“We look for coaches who know how to adapt and are flexible; that they are not ones that have a defined and closed scheme that you do not plan to change,” explained the cream manager.

That is why Farías arrives, a coach who plays with two different systems, while in Alianza Lima they opted for a radical change with the Colombian Alejandro Restrepo, who plays with 3-5-2, which failed in the final of the tournament in Matute, and in Cristal they continue in the same school with the Brazilian Enderson Moreira, who combines 4-2-3-1 and 4-3-3, systems that the celestials already used with Tiago Nunes.

-Similarities and differences-

There are great coincidences between the three great technicians. Except for Farías as a youth, none of them had a step as a professional footballer. From a very young age they prepared and dedicated themselves to being coaches.

At the age of 20, Farías was already a coach in Nueva Cádiz. Restrepo has a degree in Physical Education, like Moreira. All with more than 20 years of career as assistants or coaches.

There are three new coaches for Peruvian soccer with profiles that are expected to grow League 1. Farías has coached two teams, such as Venezuela and Bolivia, and has added local titles in the Bolivian and Ecuadorian leagues.

Restrepo amazed Colombia with Deportivo Pereira, winning the Finalización Tournament and before that the Colombia Cup with Atlético Nacional, where he coached Hernán Barcos. While Moreira is considered the ‘king of promotions’ in Brazil, since he reached the top division with three different teams: Goiás, América Mineiro and Botafogo, in addition to managing giants such as Gremio, Santos, Fluminense and Cruzeiro. They arrive with extensive experience under their belts.

Advantages? It will be seen in the tournament, only that the ‘U’ starts with the champion team, although without its figure Piero Quispe. The others present many changes.

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