The Australian coach of the national rugby team announced a list of 33 players, including Santiago’s third in line.
the coach Puma, Australian Michael Cheeka, Today the 33-player squad has been defined who will face the November window, the month in which it will be measured. England, Wales and Scotland.
This list includes three players who can make their debut in the Argentine team, Alicio Morales from Salta, missionary Martin Bogado and Franco Molina from Cordoba.
Ended my concentration on campus today Manchester and will meet again the following Monday in London, a city where they will begin their trio of commitments against England on Sunday 6, 11:15 am Argentine time, then to face Wales on Saturday 12 noon, in Cardiff. at 2:30, and with Scotland on Saturday 19, in Edinburgh at 12.15.
CheekaSpeaking to the official page of the Argentine Rugby Union (UAR), he was excited about the tour: “We are very happy to be together to continue on our way to the 2023 World Cup. There will be some additions and changes to the team every week. . , and young talents like Ignacio Ruiz, Pedro Rubiolo, Alicio Morales, Tomas Albornoz, Matteo Carreras, Martin Bogado and Franco Molina will be given opportunities.
“On the other hand, we are sorry that we could not rely on Guido Petti, Joel Sclavi, Rodrigo Bruni and Meco Vivas, but there will also be experienced pumas who were not selected on this list, such as Juan Imhoff, Agustin Crevi, Nicolas Sanchez. , Benjamin Urdapileta and Joaquín Oviedo, but that they can be part of the squad in the next matches of the tour.”
The 33 summons are as follows: Tomas Albornoz, Mattias Alemano, Eduardo Bello, Gonzalo Bertranou, Emiliano Boffelli, Martin Bogado, Matteo Carreras, Santiago Carreras, Lucio Cinti, Santiago Cordero, Tomas Qubelli, Jeronimo de la Fuente, Bautista Delguystadón, Isa Fiantay Golystago, Santiago Carreras, Lucio Cinti, , Marcos Kramer, Thomas Lavanini, Juan Cruz Mallia, Rodrigo Martínez, Pablo Matera, Santiago Medrano, Franco Molina, Julian Montoya (Captain), Alisio Morales, Mathias Moroni, Mathias Orlando, Lucas Paulos, Pedro Rubiolo, Ignacio Ruiz and Nahuel Tele.
