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Colo Colo he had a terrible time during National Holidays With injuries, where the worst part took her Matías Zaldivia who suffered his third serious ailment during his stay at the Cacique: the Argentine, who had already suffered two torn ligaments in his knees, now the Achilles tendon was cut and it is estimated that he can be off the court for up to a year.
But not only he was left out. Julio Barroso It was torn and left Gualberto Jara with only one proper defender from the first team: Juan Manuel Insaurralde, who has also had some physical problems but will risk under the circumstances.
With this, Felipe Campos and César Fuentes may be alternatives, while from the cadets there are juveniles who have not debuted as Jeyson Rojas or Pedro Navarro, who entered the list of 24 players that Jara cited for the match against Athletico Paranaense, where the Cacique will seek to continue on the path of two consecutive victories that he has achieved in this contest, in addition to his successes over the Brazilians themselves and over Peñarol.
Another who was left out was Esteban Paredes. The coach himself confirmed that it is an ailment in his adductor, an area where the historic scorer suffers a chronic injury that must be handled carefully and match by match.
Thus the things, this is the list of 24 footballers of Colo Colo who cited Gualberto Jara for the game before Athletico Paranaense:
– Brayan Cortés
– Miguel Pinto
– Pedro Navarro
– Marcos Bolados
– Felipe Campos
– Carlos Carmona
– Gabriel Costa
– Ronald De La Fuente
– Matías Fernández
– Cesar Fuentes
– Juan Manuel Insaurralde
– Nicolás Blandi
– Pablo Mouche
– Oscar Opazo
– Javier Parraguez
– Branco Provoste
– Gabriel Suazo
– Leonardo Valencia
– Brayan Vejar
– Vicente Pizarro
– Joan Cruz
– Ethan Espinoza
– Jeyson Rojas
– Bryan Soto
Colo Colo will travel this Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. in Chile to face Athletico Paranaense It is Wednesday from 19:15 at the Arena Baixada, made of synthetic turf, which can further complicate a team that is already hard hit by injuries.
