Conmebol sent a message to Mexico and Concacaf: “We need each other”

From the World Cup capital and for a tribute to Pelethe President of Conmebol, Alejandro Dominguez sent a message to CONCACAFWith respect to return from Mexico to the South American competitions (Copa América, Copa Libertadores and Copa Sudamericana), where he has not participated since 2016.

Domínguez considered that what has been demonstrated by the World Cup in Qatar is that the two confederations of the American continent they should not live apartsince one of the other is needed to help the growth of soccer in the region.

“We are always in conversation with Víctor Montaglianimy colleague from Concacaf, we are always in an open and constant dialogue because we know that we can help just as Concacaf can give us a hand“, he pointed.

“If there is something that this World Cup showed, it is that we need each otherswe cannot live parties, because when two teams from the same confederation play, it is much more neutral, but when two different confederations play, the teams encounter different problems, which shows that we also have to look at the feasibility with Europe, Africa, Asia and Oceania”.

The Conmebol manager acknowledged that although he was close a few years ago the return of national football to South Americacurrently there is nothing concrete more than the talks they constantly have with their colleagues from all the confederations.

“So far there is nothing concretethere are always and there have been conversations since 2016 and until now, they continue to be. We do the same with other confederations and hopefully it can be done. We are always open to dialogue”, he added.

Due to a scheduling problem, the Mexican Soccer Federation (FMF), decided to leave the Conmebol competitions following the participation of the Pumas, Toluca and Puebla in the 2016 edition of the Copa Libertadores.

That same year the Mexican team Had his last appearance on the Bicentennial America Cupheld in the United States, and the one that will be remembered for the elimination once morest the Chilean National Team with a historic 7-0 win.

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