Bryan Reyna has become a trend following the incredible debut he had with the peruvian national team ante The Savior in the Audi Field de Washington DCwhere he was even able to score one of the four goals of Peru. In the analysis, Peter Garciaa panelist from ‘Al Ángulo’, dealt with the midfielder and recalled the controversial reason why he returned from spain.
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The journalist was excited by the good performance of the young midfielder who showed a lot of nerve to show his good game in the Peruvian team. “His goal was not just any goal, it was a great goal”, recognized the communicator who also pointed out details of the player that he hopes will not be repeated.
“It is good to see a player who improves himself, who seeks a new beginning following returning from Spain, where he misbehaved, because he misbehaved, by breaking the curfew when they were in the midst of a pandemic.”, he expressed Peter Garcia regarding the conduct of the 24-year-old player who played for Mallorca and for Alcoyano in Spain.
“You have to forget that you were detained by the police”
At another time, he recalled that already in Peru it became news in the police pages of the media. “You have to forget that you suffered a police arrest and focus on the game, you have to shake off all that,” he added at another point in the game.
Pedro García called Bryan Reyna poor and compared him to Maradona
He also clarified the controversy that was sparked by calling Bryan Reyna poor in a comparison with André Carrillo. “Carrillo, a player with a determined life, hugs a poor boy who plays in Peru as Bryan Reyna. Make sure no one misunderstands me.”expressed the International and added later “I disrespected him by calling him poor, I disrespect someone if I say humble, Maradona when he left was told: a poor boy from Villa Fiorito, he was never offended, he or anyone”, he pointed.
Bryan Reyan and the police incident that ended his contract in Mallorca
Bryan Reyna Despite his 24 years, he already had an experience in European football, the same one that he lost due to issues at odds with the discipline. The most complicated was that the one he lived in January 2021 and that ended with his rising career in club majorca of the Second Division spain.
From the Balearic Islands they realized that the midfielder of the peruvian national team He had broken the club’s health protocol and also the coach’s directives, regarding night outings, and the diary ‘Last minute‘, reported that the 22-year-old midfielder, along with another teammate, were intervened by the police.
The footballers broke the curfew imposed by the administration of the island, One of the measures imposed to stop the advance of the coronavirus in the region. The morning paper also reported that both players were held for a few hours at the police station.
