He's really a quality player. He's got real touch, flare and vision as a winger, very hardworking too recovers a lot of balls. I watched Azkargorta's press conference when he gives out the list. He mentions that he is following every and all Bolivian players abroad, even mentions Vicente Arze and his recent signing with Sporting Charlerroi of Belgium. Good I like that Azkargorta is aware and in touch with everyone, something we didn't hear very much of with all our past coaches. On Galindo and Arias, I really hope it works out for them and they break out this season. I'm sure if they just get consistent playing time, that they will.
I haven't seen much for this guy Arze, I saw him with the white caps, he was a game changer at times. We need to give him a shot at the nats. We are not Brazil so it's worth taking a look at all our quality players. As far as Arias he better get a team ASAP, am not trying to suffer through another game with a half ass golie!!
Arias is supposedly going to join the team that Galindo will probably sign to. Check the Galindo thrad, Boliviankidd posted some quotes he heard from their streaming conference.
Edivaldo is playing in the Thai league: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muangthong_United_F.C.#Players too bad, Portugal 2nd division was not as bad as it could have been...
El boliviano de 13 años era pretendido por el Barça y Real Madrid El Athletic de Bilbao contrata por cinco años a González clase El jugador nacido en Santa Cruz destaca por su potencia y visión de juego. El equipo español del Athletic de B... ilbao no quiere que se le vayan sus principales figuras de la cantera, por ello aseguró en los últimos días el concurso del boliviano Alex González Negrete, quien era pretendido por el Barcelona, Real Madrid y Villarreal. El periódico Mundo Deportivo de España publicó un reportaje sobre el jugador nacional, en el que menciona que atrás han quedado los debates sobre la conveniencia de firmar contratos con los jugadores más jóvenes. Por eso, el club rojiblanco contrató al boliviano de 13 años -cumplirá 14 el 4 de septiembre- para los próximos cinco años, hasta 2017. González nació en Santa Cruz y llegó junto a su familia hace siete años a Vizcaya (País Vasco). Desde entonces ha pertenecido al Unkina Umore Ona (2005-2007), Colegio Basauri (2007-2008), Indartsu (2008-2010) y Santutxu (2011), desde donde da el salto a la cantera rojiblanca. En el equipo de Mallona jugó con el cadete de primer año a pesar de pertenecer a la categoría infantil. De esta manera, la dirección deportiva encabezada por José Mari Amorrortu contrata a un futbolista que ha sido pretendido por Real Madrid, Barcelona, Villarreal y equipos ingleses, desde donde ha tenido propuestas concretas para embarcarse en una aventura demasiado arriesgada para su edad. Ahora llega al Athletic para formar parte del Cadete A, que será dirigido por Joseba Etxeberria. Aún no se sabe si González formará parte del grupo que viaje a la Copa Nike, en China, pero en cualquier caso sí participará en la próxima temporada con compañeros un año mayores, nacidos en 1997. González es un extremo que mide 1,67 y que puede jugar por ambas bandas, por detrás del punta e incluso como hombre más adelantado. Destaca por su potencia, visión de juego y capacidad realizadora. En todos los equipos en los que ha militado ha marcado goles. El hecho de firmar por cinco años –algo muy poco habitual en jugadores tan jóvenes- ofrece una idea del futuro que tiene. Fuente: PAGINASIETE.BO
Bolivian Goalie playing for Club de Fútbol Torre Levante Orriols in spain http://www.laprensa.com.bo/diario/accion/futbol-nacional/20120806/“espero-poder-atajar-por-la-seleccion-boliviana”_31065_49669.html
Idk if Carlos Arias is going to CD Lugo anymore, is been a couple weeks since the leek bt their DT, and nothing has come out since... the inscription of players last day is the 31st (in Spain), so we'll know for sure in 2 more weeks...I hope he finds a team quick... we need him for the the qualifiers!!! at this point I'm sure he wont make it for the game with Ecuador on the 7th of september, but hopefully he's ready for the October home games...
There is a Facebook group for Bolivianos en el Exterior: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Futbolistas-Bolivianos-En-El-Extranjero/255911121094603?ref=stream Apparently there is a kid at AC Milan who is up for young player of the year (maybe he's been mentioned before, and if so, sorry) http://awards.milannews.it/?action=concorso&idconcorso=28 Sebastian Gamarra (1997): http://awards.milannews.it/?action=scheda&idconcorso=28&idnomina=2443
Thats cool this kid Gamarra seems to be a very good player accoring to this articles, its funny I found this article about him in La Prensa (Bolivian news) http://www.laprensa.com.bo/diario/a...marra-triunfa-en-el-milan-ac_32096_51311.html Happy to see kids like him are out there, hope one day he makes it to the A team.
too bad they usually never pan out and either dissapear or end up playing in some unknown league or back in bolivia. Call me out if I'm wrong. But not one of the "young" bolivians that was raised/trained abroad has yet to make an appearance for our country.
Supposedly this kid has hopes for playing for Italy and not for Bolivia,,, so if thats the case, he can go F himself
Easier said than done. He'll play for us when he realizes at BEST the most he'll probably get is the italian youth teams. I'd be ok with him coming back after that.
http://futbolistasbol.blogspot.com/2012/08/dinamo-de-kiev-diego-suarez-toma-ritmo.html Seems like Diego Suarez could also be taken into account. I'm sure his youth and European mindset would be useful for us.
I know we love these speculations that never seem to go anywhere, but on Canal UNO, they just interviewed Rudy Cardozo and he said that he may be transferred to Alania in the Russian 1st Division.. we'll see.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FC_Alania_Vladikavkaz
Yup, but plenty who were reaised/trained abroad do come play for Bolivia when they cant make it at home...(i.e. Escobar, Quinteros, Trucco, Ochoaizpur I think, Cristaldo who by the way is still playing today at 42 at Oruro Royal!).
Rudy's coming back home. Did not pass medical exam (or the Russian team just said that to get the price lower, half of the original price). http://erbol.com.bo/noticia.php?identificador=2147483963197
Its obvious. The reason why he wasn't playing for Bolivar the past 2 weeks. His ankle injury, it wasn't fully healed yet he decided to go anyway, thinking that they wouldn't make a big deal out of it. As it was a simple injury, nothing big. But he never fully recovered. Guess he's coming back to Bolivar and hopefully he'll be there for the ecuador match.
I am not sure it is a bad thing. Alania is a mediocre team in a third tier league. Kudos to Bolivar for not taking a lower amount. Cardozo is young and has a lot of potential, I am sure he will get a much better overall deal. Look at what Moreno had to endure with crappy Shahktar, and how well he is doing now.
Good point. I think he's physical and 'european' enough to do well in that league. Moreno is more 'south american' in his approach to the game.
So tomorow is the last day to sign with European teams and there is no sign that Carlos Arias is going anywhere anymore... he's even running out of time in Bolivia...
If Martins keeps it up, the way he is now, I have no doubts that he'll get another "better" shot at Europe. He said so himself, his goal is to play in the old continent.
