Ricardo Gareca confessed that he refused to talk to Boca after the departure of Alfaro: “I was going to respect the contract with Peru”

Ricardo Gareca revealed that Boca Juniors contacted him after the departure of Gustavo Alfaro from the technical direction, however, the communication did not continue to respect the link he has with the ‘Blanquirroja’. This was confessed by the technical director of the Peruvian team during an interview with TyC Sports

“I had an approach in Boca when Gustavo Alfaro left, but it was automatically cut off when I told the person who had spoken with me that I was going to respect the contract (with Peru). Then there was no possibility of dialogue”Declared the ‘Tiger’.

“I do not agree with the phrase that ‘the train passes only once’. I consider it more as associated with opportunism. There has to be confidence, faith and optimism with oneself that if it did not happen that time, there may be another chance. It is a way in which I feel comfortable. I like to be focused on the good and bad moments and not be conditioned by any offer from another team”, He explained

Let us remember that the current coach of Gustavo Alfaro left the command of the ‘Xeneize’ cast at the end of 2019. However, the ‘Flaco’ has mentioned on several occasions that he has a contract with Peru and will respect it. In addition, that link will continue as long as he qualifies for the Qatar 2022 World Cup. The same happened when he achieved his pass to Russia 2018.

Gareca expressed his desire to lead in Argentine soccer

It is important to mention that, a few days ago, Ricardo Gareca spoke with TNT Sports about his future and expressed his desire to lead in his country. “Argentine soccer is always a temptation and I love it. I would like to direct again in Argentina, possibly I will be able to resume at some point ”, he pointed.

“It will depend on the circumstances and the proposals that may arise. I have been abroad for many years and the distance is difficult, especially to see my grandchildren grow up “added.