alliance keep preparing your cards for him Closing 2023 where they hope to resume leadership after the failure of the tournament Opening.
Despite the fact that the albos continue to incorporate pieces into the attack, especially with foreign players, it should be noted that the recent injury to Jonathan Jiménez set off alarm bells in the whites since they only have William Canales and Alexis Renderos as full-backs to the tournament.
“Jonathan’s comes from last year’s quarterfinal match. The medical staff tried to avoid an operation through strengthening, but unfortunately it was not possible and an operation must be carried out ”, commented the physical trainer Helmer Silva.
Silva revealed this Thursday that one of the options that Alianza has to fill the positions on the wings falls on two old men known as Bryan Tamacas and Alex Larín.
It should be mentioned that both players from the national team are waiting to materialize an opportunity abroad, however, Alianza was in recent negotiations with the former Communications player and with his former defender until December as Tamacas to seek the possibility of falling to the white ranks.
“The club has come to talks with Tamacas, we know that he has recently been in the team and also the case of “Cacho” Larín. They have asked to be given the opportunity to play abroad and we know that the first option was given to Alianza, so we hope that if they do not develop in international football, we can have an approach to have them on the squad”, clarified the albo coaching staff
It must be remembered that both Larín and Tamacas already know what it is to play and be champion with Alianza. “Cacho” had two steps through the capital’s ranks from 2016 to 2018 and in the 2019-2020 season, where he won the championships: Apertura 2017, Clausura 2018 and Apertura 2019.
In the case of Tamacas, the right back arrived for the Apertura 2020 already in the pandemic era and played five tournaments where he won three championships such as: Apertura 2020, Apertura 2021 and Clausura 2022.
