The Peruvian striker Paolo Guerrero41, he said that “it is very likely” to retire from football at the end of this season of the tournament of his country, which will play from this weekend with the shirt of the Lima Alliance. The attacker responded with a “yes, it is very likely” when he was questioned Monday by the specialized press about his possible retirement.
“I will analyze it at the end of the year. With myself I feel very good, I feel very good. preseason after four years. Guerrero has already announced at the beginning of January his retirement from the calls of the Peru football team, of which is the maximum historical scorer.
He added that the confirmation, in mid -January, of the exit of the Uruguay That the selection obtains the necessary results, and unhappy did not give themselves. “
“A pity that comes out that way, because we deserved more after the work done,” he said in reference to the last position that Peru currently occupies in the South American Qualifiers of the 2026 World Cup, with 7 points.
Apparently in the preseason of the team led by the Argentine Néstor Gorosito, it is very likely that Guerrero will be on Wednesday the headline of the Lima Alliance in the first leg of phase 1 of the Copa Libertadores, who will play with the National of Paraguay , in Asunción.
Successful passage through Bayern Munich
After forging his career in Germany both in Bayern Munich and in Hamburg, Guerrero played at Corinthians (2012-2015), El Flamengo (2015-2018), Inter de Porto Alegre (2019-2021) and the Avaí (2022 ). He was the winner of a intertoto glass with the Hamburg, a club World Cup with the ‘Fla’ and a South American Recopa with the Corinthians. In 2020 he had suffered a hard right knee injury, a ligament break, which led him to be surgically intervened in the late 2021.
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In January 2023, he signed for the Avellaneda Argentino Racing, which was disconnected “by common agreement with the club” six months later. Later he passed through the Ecuadorian Sports League of Quito and the Peruvian University César Vallejo before his current stay in the Lima Alliance.
