“Cruz Azul became a small team”: Carlos Hermosillo exploded against the management of La Máquina

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Blue Cross, after getting a championship from the hand of Juan Reynoso, He has not been able to see light in the Mexican tournament. The Machine does not command the respect of yesteryear and Today it drags on the Liga MX. This was heavily criticized by former soccer player Carlos Hermosillo. Mexican soccer legend He criticized the efforts within the Cementero group.

“When these so-called managers take over the team, in quotes, what they do is turn a big team into a small teamfirst with a lousy planning, second with some hiring, that the truth is not understood, ”Hermosillo explained in an interview with the newspaper AS.

Hermosillo criticized the quality of players who make it to the Cruz Azul first team. Although there has been talk of the possible inclusion of Luis Suárez and Radamel Falcao, the former Mexican soccer player considers that the signings of La Máquina They are not so important for the history that the club demands.

“Players from small teams have arrived. It seems that Cruz Azul became a small team and I am not surprised by the results, nothing at all, it seems to me that it is a consequence, be careful although the team has not played badly, but unfortunately it is not enough (…) In my time they hired good players like Julio Zamora, Héctor Adomaitis, other players like Santiago Ostolaza, Carlos Pintado, Benjamín Galindo, José Manuel Chepo de la Torreplayers of quality, prestige, a good name, good football, but today that does not happen, “he said.

Luis Suárez would not have been the solution

Carlos Hermosillo explained that the alleged signing of Luis Suárez would not have radically changed the future of Cruz Azul. The former soccer player believes that the club should get hold of other pieces so that the contribution of the “Pistolero” could be noticed on the field. This example can be clearly transferred to the possible arrival of Radamel Falcao García.

“What use would Luis Suárez have been, if you don’t bring him players from the sides, if you don’t bring them good players, if you don’t have good means to feed them, forget it, it’s not going to work”, he explained.

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