“Ricardo Gareca becomes insane,” they say in Peru for estimating that he is asking the FEF for more than $3.7 million

“A leader of the FEF assured us that they are still in talks with Ricardo Gareca. ‘It is a process that is not quick. Everything is still under analysis and review,’ he told us, ”he published the newspaper Tradefrom Lima, based on data provided by the Ecuadorian Football Federation, according to the newspaper, which does not provide the name of its informant.

Negotiation with Ricardo Gareca is “trapped” and Ecuador’s “plan B” would be Sebastián Beccacece, says the Chilean press

And although the detail filter says, paradoxically, that “commenting at this time does not help the process at all,” he adds in his chat with Trade that “the negotiations exist and there is a high probability that Ricardo Gareca will assume the position.”

“The best option is Guillermo Almada”, promotes Máximo Banguera for the Ecuadorian team

That “authorized voice”, as it is called, trusts that the Tiger be the successor to Gustavo Alfaro in the Tricolor, but now other media are skeptical. ‘Is the signing of Gareca falling?’, headline libero to a piece of news in which he estimates that the Argentine’s claims could stop his arrival in Ecuador.

Ricardo Gareca, against the Ecuadorian team, was “disappeared” in his first contact 40 years ago

For the Lima newspaper “Gareca was the first option to occupy the bench of Ecuador. As the days go by, everything seems to indicate that the negotiations are not yet closed and, on the contrary, two more options appeared to occupy the bench that Alfaro left. Two alternatives that fit the FEF budget”. They refer to the Uruguayan Guillermo Almada (who in Mexico is one of the candidates with the most options for the new helmsman of the Aztecs) and the Argentine Sebastián Beccacece.

‘a big stone’

The name of the latter, Jorge Sampaoli’s former assistant at Emelec (2010) and in the Argentina national team (Russia World Cup 2018) was also cited by Trade.

to the gate flyabip Peru Ecuafútbol negotiations with Gareca could be stalled because the 64-year-old coach would try to earn a higher annual salary than he earned in Peru, which was $3.7 million. “His idea of ​​him is to have a higher salary if he makes it to the Tri,” publishes the website.

The note adds that “Gareca becomes insane and demands a stratospheric salary to be the DT of Ecuador.” It is believed, according to this version, that “this situation may complicate negotiations with the Ecuadorian Football Federation, an entity that also owes a debt to the outgoing coach Gustavo Alfaro. Money for now can be a great stumbling block for (Gareca) to assume in Ecuador”. (D)