Ariel Holan: In Chile there is a budget imbalance to compete in Copa Libertadores

10/06/2020 Chile

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The technical director of Catholic University, Ariel Holan, spoke this Monday about the participation of the cast “crossed” in Libertadores Cup. Regarding what it meant to be eliminated in the group stage of the tournament, the strategist commented that “there is a budget imbalance“to be able to compete on that stage.

In dialogue with ESPN, the DT of the table of the foothills mentioned that: “In Chile there is a very important imbalance in the budget to be able to compete in Copa Libertadores. It is a tournament of the highest level of complexity, and there are many factors that affect the difficulty of being able to fight as equals with the most important clubs “.

“I don’t know with what criteria the draw is made, but some teams find the fixture very complex. There are trips that are very long, it is not like in the Champions League that you arrive in an hour from one place to another. The playing fields are all different, there is a difference in the level of the different leagues, “he explained.

Along the same lines, he clarified that: “With Inter de Porto Alegre we have a rematch, we were outmatched there. In football the deserving meter does not exist. I think the team was competitive and that is a step forward, although we would have liked to qualify for the round of 16.

On the other hand, Holan referred to the number of UC players who were called up to the Chilean team, mentioning that: “It would be an enormous pettiness not to allow the footballer to go to a selection if they summon him. For me, above the clubs is the flag of the country, everyone has to be available for the process to be successful and for the Red to go to Qatar. ”

“WE WOULD HAVE LIKED TO BE WITH POSSIBILITIES OF CLASSIFYING AN 8th FINAL, IT IS A PENDING ACCOUNT” #ESPNRadioChile Ariel Holan, DT of UC, took stock of what was done in Copa Libertadores: “The two games with the Colombians I think we should have had more points” pic.twitter.com/xBxQYm7HCC

– ESPN Chile (@ESPNChile) October 5, 2020