Costa Rica warns Paraguay over Alvaro: ‘It will be very bad’

The president of the Costa Rican Football Federation confirmed that the Argentine coach is still in charge of his team, and denied that this would change in the short term.

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The future of Gustavo Alfaro In the Costa Rica national team It does not seem reassuring, because there are other candidates looking for him, and this may distort the near fate. Paraguay has that in the works. He may offer you a short-term deal. However, The Costa Rican Football Federation (FCF) don’t want to have anything to do with letting him go..

Costa Rica warns Paraguay over Alvaro: ‘It will be very bad’

Usaul Maroto, president of the Football Association, held a press conference to try to silence the rumours and explained: “Gustavo Alfaro remains coach of the national team.That hasn’t changed. The federation is very happy with the work of the technical staff. “It would be disrespectful to say that we have a backup plan because Don Gustavo is still the technical director.”.

The truth is that after the departure of Daniel Garnero, The polls conducted by the Paraguayan Football Association were true. The Argentine coach is one of the priorities. It is known that under the contract, As of August 1, Álvaro can activate a clause that allows him to terminate the relationship with CFC prematurely.This is something that no one dares to rule out under these circumstances.

In this regard, Maroto explained: “Can you pass? YesBut at the moment there is nothing concrete. If it happens, it will be a significant change. We have a coaching staff that we have to rebuild and that keeps us busy day in and day out at the Federation. “The responsibility of the Executive Committee is to make the best decision, in the same way we did with the appointment of Gustavo Alfaro.”.

The reality is that, as with the release clause for footballers, Álvaro can enforce it himself, provided he agrees with Paraguay. The Common Fund for Commodities does not view this scenario favorably. “It would be very bad to receive a bank transfer, and that’s it.”Maroto admitted.

However, the leader admitted to having contacts with the Afghan Popular Front, so it is difficult to rule out that Alvaro may end up changing paths. “We are talking to people from Paraguay, but we do not have an official offer.We have not received any document stating that they want to use this condition.”He finished.