Paolo Guerrero traveled to Europe to treat his knee injury and his future in the national team is uncertain

Paolo Guerrero He traveled to Europe to treat his right knee and put a break from his stay on the courts. Amidst the Qualifying Qatar 2022, the ‘Predator’ is one of the absences of the peruvian team to face Argentina, but his injury opens the possibility of not seeing him on the November date.

Prior to the match against Bolivia on the 5 o’clock date Qualifying Qatar 2022, the Peruvian team announced the disaffection of Warrior pfor the October games. According to sources from El Comercio, the ‘Predator’ traveled to Europe where he will treat his injury to his right knee, a health problem that has affected him for months.

The information shared indicates that Paolo Guerrero you could miss the double date of November Qualifying Qatar 2022. In that month, the Peruvian team will face Bolivia and Venezuela, key duels to continue thinking about qualifying for the next World Cup.

Present and uncertain future

The last monday, Paolo Guerrero captured the attention of all Inter fans Porto Alegre and the peruvian team. According to the Brazilian press, the ‘Predator’ requested to terminate his contract with the club Porto Alegre, which ended next December. Everything would indicate that the injury to his right knee would be the reason for this decision.

“Sport Club Internacional announces that the athlete Paolo Guerrero has requested a dispensation to deal with private matters. The club and the athlete’s environment meet to discuss the contractual relationship, in a friendly manner. As soon as there is a concrete definition about the future of the player, we will give them the respective announcement “, pointed out a well-known Brazilian media.

As you remember, Paolo Guerrero came out sore during the match between the peruvian team and Chile on October 7, after feeling discomfort in the right knee. Days later, the announcement of the Blanquirroja confirmed that the ‘Predator’ would be low for the games against Bolivia and Argentina.