Gianluca Rapadula: Bonilo was convinced that the striker would have no difficulty in double dating the Qatar 2022 qualifier.

Gianluca Lapadula suffered a sprain that prevented him from being considered for Serie B in the final match of Benevento; however Since the second date of the Qatar 2022 qualifier is just around the corner, the alarm of the Peruvian national team is just around the corner, so Néstor Bonillo assured that he will have no problem confronting Uruguay. Paraguay.

“Gianluca Rapadula is improving and evolving. I have a little pain in my ankle and it's getting better. We know he's not going to have trouble with this double date.” This is what the physical trainer of “bicolor” pointed out in a conversation with the RPP.

This was also mentioned by Riccardo Gareka last Monday. “Gianluca (Lapadula) is fine. As long as I know that it is a bit of a problem for him not to allow him to play this weekend, I do not think he will have any problems,” said 'Tigre' on the way out of the Videna facility.

Peru in the Playoffs game

The Peruvian national team completed the Rebirth of Losses with 21 points after a 1-1 draw against Ecuador in the Nacional. This allowed him to be calmer, but he should not be trusted, since Chile, who is his best pursuer, has 19 units.

The first challenge of 'Bicolor' is against Uruguay. The match is scheduled for next Thursday, March 24, at 18:30 (Peruvian time) at Centenario Stadium, and there will not be many 'bicolor' fans due to the increase in ticket prices.

Peru has not surpassed Uruguay in terms of visit since June 2, 2004. At that time, 'All teams' beat Uruguay 3-1 with the goal of Nolberto Solano, Claudio Pizaro and Jefferson Papan.

Then 'Everyone's Team' will receive Paraguay from Lima. The duel will take place at the National Stadium on March 29 at 18:30 (Peruvian time), which is expected to have a 90% capacity.

Those led by Baros Shelotto do not have the opportunity to attend the World Cup. He currently holds 13 points, and winning the remaining promises is not enough to reach the playoff zone.

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