Racing Club - With a terrible bad luck

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Caruso: "We are in a terrible bad luck '

After the complicated picture facing the team for the many injured, Caruso Lombardi, spoke to reporters and expressed concern about the large number of damaged and also because he could not get the reinforcements needed to close the book on repo.

At the start of afternoon press conference after practice, coach started showing their anger, saying, "We are experiencing many negative things." He continued: "I spent all day trying to get the players we were missing to complete the campus in search of a winger on the left and another striker, but could not close any of the negotiations that were made." Despite until reinforcements arrived when the club said: "It is not normal what happened to us, really, because we had four options such as steering wheel and six alternatives for the striker position, but could not get any."

On the large number of injured (seven in total) threw: "I'm worried and I'm angry but my anger is not with the leaders or with someone in particular. Could say I'm angry with the bad luck. We are in a terrible bad luck. Because injuries are two to three months of inactivity, and I left without the possibility of assembling the team I had in my mind. " Then followed: "The core team of the last tournament, I need Migliore, Shaffer, Zuculini, Wagner, Yacob, Cáceres, Sosa ... It is not a normal situation. "

When referring to Colombian striker Adrian Ramos said: "Today (yesterday) I spent three hours with an investor group to buy your pass and close to Racing at no cost. Everything was ready, until finally, finally said no. "

He concluded by speaking of his state, saying: "I am well because I'm a sick boy, and I worry about everything. I want the best for Racing and my team, so I spent the whole day trying to get the latest reinforcements that we lacked. "

Regarding negotiations for the reinforcements should be noted negotiations fell under way by Jorge Velasquez, Aldosivi, Matías Mirabaje (Racing de Montevideo) and to the Colombian Adrian Ramos, who ultimately decided to go to Germany.


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