The Paraguayan team saved the same points as Chile in this double qualifying event, a result that would cost Chile its position. Barros Schelotto.
In the last few days, the first two dates of the South American qualification were held with a view to the 2026 World Cup, where not only Chile has suffered from the results since then Paraguay j Peru They also only saved one point and Bolivia he neglected to add anything.
These results would already have consequences, even though the qualifiers have just started, and in Paraguay they are ensuring that Guillermo Barros Schelotto would have been in charge of his last game as coach of the Paraguayan team and the decision will be officially announced in the coming days.
“The coaching staff led by Guillermo Barros Schelotto led Albirroja’s last game against Venezuela. The decision will be official in the next few days. said journalist Federico Arias of Radio ABC Cardinal, which would make the former Boca Juniors the first to be released in the current qualifiers.
With the final departure of Barros Schelotto, the Paraguayan team quickly began searching for names, with DT initially sounding like it was Diego Aguirre it is included Ricardo Gareca but in the last few hours everything indicates that it would be a former UC.
According to Jorge Hevia, who would have agreed to become the new technical director of Paraguay, the former UC, Daniel Garnero who has been leading this league for several seasons with good results.
The midfielder, who played in Chilean football in the 90s, has been in charge since 2006 and has had a good career in Paraguay, where he has been in charge since 2015 Sun of America, Guarani, Olympics and from 2021 Freedom.
He has earned a total since 2016 eight titles in Paraguayan football; one with Guarani four with Olympics and three with Freedom where he has already been given the green light to leave if he makes the Paraguayan national team.
Garnero’s time at UC
Garnero arrived as a big star. He was the owner of Independent and he became Argentine champion in 1994. He arrived in 1996 and did little and nothing during his time at UC. There were 18 games, of which he started 11, scored one goal and had no impact on the team.
