The Bolivian coach wants to repeat his successful strategy from the last triple date by citing 44 players to face Peru and Uruguay

Bolivia issued this Saturday the list of 44 players for a friendly against El Salvador and for its two games for the South American tie for Qatar-2022, against Peru in Lima and Uruguay in La Paz.

The Bolivian Football Federation (FBF) made known the list of footballers who will be put at the services of the coach, the Venezuelan César Farías this week.

La Verde will face El Salvador next Friday, November 5, at the Audi Field stadium in Washington, and for the pre-World Cup round against Peru, the following Thursday 11, and then against Uruguay on Tuesday 16.

The bulk of the team is the one used to face Ecuador in Guayaquil and then in La Paz against Peru and Paraguay. The last two meetings ended in resounding victories.

With the call, the helmsman seems to repeat his successful strategy of that last triple date. Divide the team in two: one to face the Peruvians in Lima and the other to receive the Uruguayans at the 3,600-meter altitude of La Paz.

List of summoned from Bolivia:

Archers: Carlos Lampe (Vélez Sarsfield, Argentina), Jhohan Gutiérrez (Palmaflor), Rubén Cordano (Bolívar), Jairo Cuéllar (Guabirá) and Daniel Sandy (Wilstermann).

Defenses: Diego Bejarano (Bolívar), Mauricio Álvarez (Bolívar), Adrián Jusino (The Strongest), Marcelo Suárez (Oriente Petrolero), Roberto Carlos Fernández (Bolívar), José Sagredo (The Strongest), Jesús Sagredo (The Strongest), Jairo Quinteros ( Bolívar), Marc Francois Enouba (Always Ready), Samuel Guzmán (Real Santa Cruz), Carlos Rodríguez (Wilstermann), Sebastián Reyes (Wilstermann), Sebastián Álvarez (Oriente Petrolero), Pablo Vaca (Always Ready) and Jhon Velasco (Guabirá) .

Flyers: Ramiro Vaca (Beerschot, Belgium), Erwin Saavedra (Bolívar), Leonel Justiniano (Bolívar), Pablo Lima (Tomayapo), Fernando Saucedo (Always Ready), Moisés Villarroel (Wilstermann), Gabriel Villamil (Bolívar), Franz Gonzáles (Real Santa Cruz), Henry Vaca (Oriente Petrolero), Kevin Salvatierra (Bolívar), Daniel Camacho (Independent).

Forwards: Ervin Vaca (Callejas, Second Division), Juan Carlos Montenegro (Oriente Petrolero), Jhon García (Bolívar), Marcelo Martins (Cruzeiro, Brazil), Miguel Briceño (Oriente Petrolero), Jorge Nelson Orozco (Blooming), Juan Carlos Arce (Always Ready), Carmelo Algarañaz (Always Ready), Rodrigo Ramallo (Always Ready), Alfredo Flores (The Strongest), Víctor Abrego (Bolívar), Javier Uzeda (Always Ready) and Miguel Angel Terceros (Santos, Brazil).

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