Pedro Troglio added another victory in a classic against Motagua, but the Argentine helmsman took the opportunity to clarify a little the issue of Cristian Maidana’s departure.
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The merengue strategist did not welcome the statements of the Argentine player, who assured that he does not take place in the white team, where there is a good group of footballers.
“When I say I have nothing to spare, I’m too humble because logically I have a great team, but I mean we don’t believe in phenomena, but we work, we can’t win. Success is in every player waiting for his moment.” he began to say.
Specifically in the words of Cristian Maidana, Pedro Troglio assured that:
“The other day I heard a player who left talking about possibilities. I had the opportunity to play in River Plate and in a big team there are no possibilities, there is a moment and when it’s your turn you have to play well and stay in the team.” .
And keep saying. “I can’t trust anyone because I have great players and in some positions I have three. So if you play one game badly, you have to play another, I can’t leave you five and I have 34 players. If I go to give you how many five or six games each are liquidated ”.
Pedro Troglio went further and assured that the statements of the Argentine player provoked indignation asking for more opportunities in the 11 meringues.
“That’s why my indignation at Maidana’s departure for the statement, when she talks about trust, is something I always tell players, I don’t trust them, I need them to give it to me to dress them in the way they want to he fights, sacrifices himself, kills himself, has his possibilities and takes advantage of them. Football is like that, those who don’t understand it can’t play in a big team, because it means being expected to touch and then do it well, because no one can give you five games. “
Cristian Maidana left Olimpia and was quickly announced as the new player from Cobrelola in the Chilean first division.