University of Chile
The former University of Chile Jean Beausejour took advantage of his space in Los Tenores de ADN to be in favor of Mauricio Pellegrino’s statements on the development of Lucas Assadi and Darío Osorio. “They are very good, but they have to continue growing in a demanding environment,” he launched.
Mauricio Pellegrino generated all kinds of reactions this Thursday, February 23, since the technical director of University of Chile He spoke at a press conference and stole all eyes when he commented on the present that they live Lucas Assad y Dario Osorioalong with other of the young blue talents, at the club.
The strategist of Romantic traveler He confessed that what he has been able to learn by talking with the little ones and makes a crude analysis. “I would talk to them and many have grown up with habits like ‘don’t try too hard because you play well,'” she said. John Beausejour He took out the voice on radio ADN to support the words of “Flaco”.
“They are great, but they have to keep growing”
The two-time American champion with the Chilean national team and former Chuncho player took advantage of his time on the Los Tenores de ADN program to acknowledge that “I like Pellegrino’s analysis, but I don’t see it as a slap on the wrist for Assadi and Osorio, It is a slap on the wrist for the lower divisions of the U“.
“In other words, He says that he receives very talented young people, but that they come from a constant pampering that is limiting the possibility of growing. I think the conversation has to be internal with the people in charge of the inferiors, so that they deliver better values according to Pellegrino’s current criteria,” Bose added on the same.
Regarding Assadi and Osorio, the two greatest boisterous jewels, the retired left-back makes it clear that “they They are great, but they have to continue growing in a demanding environment“.
“So far, from how they are going, that growth will decrease and the only way for them to continue to grow is not to impose them by forcethat they win their smaller battles”, added Jean Beausejour on the controversial subject.
To close, Bose points out that “they are young, they are coming out of adolescence. If you compare them with other young people their age, they are in another, it is totally different. Then it is difficult.”