Santiago Solari has reached 19 victories in 28 matches coached with the America, numbers with which it exceeds in effectiveness Leo Beenhakker, who only managed to win 18 in those same 28 disputed.
However, for Adrian Chavez, a historic former goalkeeper for the Eagles that the Dutchman commanded, the current squad is light years away from emulating the Dutchman’s team.
“It is light years away from being like the team of Leg chopperThe truth is that the team we had with Leo was a spectacular team that left its mark, 27 years have passed and people continue to remember that America, and for there to be an America like that, I see it very difficult, because although it was not a champion team, it left its mark, “he said. Chávez in an interview with RECORD.
Despite this, Chávez recognized that the good work that Solar he has done on the bench and considered that he can form an offensive team that achieves a title.
“I think that in a matter of work and dedication if I see that Santiago Solari works very well and I think that he is on the way to being a team as we want, the truth is that it will be very difficult for a team like that of Leo Beenhakker, but I think that an offensive team can achieve and why not? Be champion with America. The football ideas he has are also very good, I think Solari is on the right track ”, he commented.
The nicknamed ‘Negro’ admitted that as a supporter of the Coapa team, he longs to see a team that, in addition to being a winner, is spectacular, so he trusted that the Argentine coach will be able to consolidate an offensive team.
“As an Americanist you are going to want your team to be a winner, but you also want it to be spectacular and to convince people, because it is the only team that wants to be a perfectionist, but I think Solari’s good start is corroborating the good step he took. last season and the most important thing is that he is on the way to wanting to make a more offensive team ”, he concluded.
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