US EditionLa Verde Is Committed to Youth: Half of the Team Is Under 23 Years Old
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Erik Koziner explained that the first days of concentration will be focused on medical assessments and player recovery. The delegation will travel equipped with hyperbaric cameras and portable technology. By Lucas Nazrala [caption id=
Those summoned to the Bolivian Football Team will begin their concentration today at the Headquarters of Government, according to the planning of the strategist Óscar Villegas. La Verde begins its work with a view to the meetings of September 4 and 9, against Colombia's visitor and Brazil's local, respectively. They will be the last two games for the South American Eliminatory to the World Cup 2026 and are considered definitive in the claims of …
Óscar Villegas, technical director of the Bolivian team, announced his call for meetings against Colombia and Brazil in the final stretch of the South American eliminatories. The coach decided to maintain the base of his previous lists, but reaffirmed his commitment to the young players. Of the 28 summoned, half are under 23 years old. Among them are nine footballers under 23 and five under 20, leaving an average general age of 24.8 years, one o…
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