The midfielder Piero Quispe He was called to be the leader of the Peruvian team in the America Cup from the United States, however he did not have a good presentation and was self-critical of his performance.
Even in the last match against Argentina he was not considered by coach Jorge Fossati.
“Sadness, more than anything, because we had a good group. But that’s how it is. We’ll keep going. I felt calm. Maybe I wasn’t the same as always, but I’m going to try to improve for my club. I feel like I haven’t played badly or well,” he told the media upon his arrival in Lima.
“Everyone has a bad game. “I am going to continue working and give my all,” Quispe added.
The 22-year-old attacker also hopes to have better performances in the key duels in September against Colombia and Ecuador.
“This is football. Maybe I do better in the Qualifiers. I know what I’m worth and I know what I play. There will always be criticism and for that we have to work mentally,” he noted.
Peru finished last in Group A of the competition and was eliminated along with the Chilean team.
Source: Elcomercio
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