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Álvaro Recoba analiza la creciente diferencia económica entre los clubes brasileños y el resto del fútbol sudamericano, una brecha que, desde su perspectiva, cada vez resulta más difícil de superar.


El exfutbolista uruguayo explica que los equipos de Brasil cuentan con una capacidad de inversión que pocos clubes del continente pueden igualar. Aunque instituciones como River Plate han realizado importantes esfuerzos económicos, Recoba considera que los brasileños tienen la posibilidad de invertir grandes cantidades de manera constante durante cada mercado de fichajes.

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00:00The thing is, of course, it's bad what I'm going to say, but it's a reality.
00:03I personally don't care about it.
00:14What do you think is missing to the Uruguay clubs, to the Ecuadorian clubs,
00:20to the great Argentine clubs?
00:23What do you think is missing to the South American clubs?
00:26I feel that, well, more than that it starts today, as it has globalized everything,
00:34Brazil has, I don't know, 200 million inhabitants.
00:37I think there are 200, over there.
00:39Casi the rest of the continent.
00:42And it's a market that sells.
00:44And they buy players for 20 million.
00:46And today they have come from Brazil.
00:48Well, in Argentina, too.
00:50River, I think, has tried to improve that investment.
00:53But, of course.
00:55River lo can do, I think.
00:57It's the champion of the world.
00:58But they can do it, I think, once.
01:01And if it's not good, they're going to repeat it.
01:03In other words, Brazil, for the period,
01:06you can buy 150 million dollars.
01:09And you can't compete.
01:10For me, eh?
01:10After that, there is a miracle.
01:14Independiente del Valle, the other day,
01:16he was there.
01:17Yes.
01:17But, well.
01:18But the logic leads to that the team that has the most power,
01:22for me, every time, is worse the gap.
01:25Not at the level of the selection,
01:26because the selection is a world apart in any country.
01:29Look, today we talk about the selection.
01:33Argentina was the last champion before this world.
01:36And Brazil, which is the most powerful team,
01:38also.
01:39It hasn't gone very well.
01:41So, at the level of the selection, we continue to be competitive.
01:43Because there was Colombia, Bolivia was in the match.
01:47Paraguay was with a lot.
01:50Uruguay was outside.
01:51But for me, it also competed.
01:52Argentina won the final.
01:54But at the level of the club, I think there is a big difference,
01:56economic, especially with the Brazilian teams.
01:59How does a technique know that?
02:01To know that if a player is going well,
02:03for example, in countries like Venezuela,
02:06which is for no-aperture, clausure,
02:07there is a market of by-media.
02:08How does it know that if a player is going well?
02:11Well, it may not be able to deal with him in a couple of months.
02:14It has to be.
02:14I am pro-venta of players.
02:17Today we have young players
02:19that for me are destacating a lot.
02:21By noming to Juan David,
02:22who is citating to the selection.
02:23He has not reached a lot of offer,
02:25but they are going to reach,
02:26or they are going to reach,
02:27and he told us, for luck.
02:28When I was not training,
02:29I went to meet,
02:31I went to see my friend Marcelo,
02:34Marcelo Gallardo.
02:36I was with him when he was back.
02:38He said,
02:38we were talking about...
02:40We were talking about a very good relationship.
02:42He said,
02:43you know,
02:43you do not know what you are doing with the player,
02:45because you do not do what you do.
02:47I said,
02:48yes, it happens.
02:49Well, you do not know what you are going to do,
02:50because you are not a player.
02:52He said,
02:53I did not know what you are going to do,
02:55but well,
02:56talking,
02:57listening to people,
02:58of course.
02:58And from that moment,
03:00I said,
03:00I said,
03:01I don't want to play like I could play.
03:04I said,
03:05look,
03:06for me,
03:06with you,
03:07you have to play like this,
03:09you have to move like this
03:10or you have to do such a thing.
03:11To finish,
03:12that a final final
03:14of Libertadores
03:15to Uruguay,
03:16even though,
03:17like the Centenario,
03:18but that it is not going to be
03:20with a Uruguay team.
03:21How do you think
03:22that you can live in that way?
03:24If I am sincere,
03:26it is bad,
03:29but it is a reality.
03:30I personally,
03:31I don't care.
03:32No,
03:33I think it would have,
03:33for the country,
03:35a Uruguay team,
03:36it would have a big value.
03:39It would be with the people
03:40who come,
03:41but the Uruguay in itself
03:42can go because,
03:43well,
03:44the stadium is big.
03:45There are exceptions.
03:46Today we have,
03:47today we have a great surprise
03:49that is the of Torque
03:50in South America.
03:51I think that those teams
03:52that don't have so many people,
03:53to get to a semi-final
03:55they also create
03:56to have a new match.
03:58Well,
03:59today it is the team
04:00that we are representing.
04:01So,
04:01any other team
04:02we are going to support.
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