Pablo Cavallero defended his management at Independiente and accused the policy of “getting in the way”

In turn, he added that the atmosphere of the club “does not let you breathe” and that the best thing was to “decompress” and “not cling to the position because it does not lead to anything.”

“There is a lot of politics wanting to hinder the incorporations. We have managed more than 48 incorporations and we have brought four because either the names were leaked, or they did not want to come or they had mistrust”assured the former technical secretary of Independiente about the situation of the club in the transfer market, in which only four footballers arrived.

And he dispelled the rumors of a relationship with the representative Uriel Pérez, who was an intermediary in some of those arrivals: “Before this transfer market we brought 12 players and none of them have come. There are some representatives who manage the majority of the footballers”.

Given the difficulties and the bad moment of Independiente, cavallero He excused himself alleging that the crisis of the institution was very deep when he took office and there was very little time to work: “When we arrived at the club, it was destroyed in all areas. It doesn’t recover in four or five months. Sometimes the results help to allow more work. I think the managers have made an impressive effort”.

“Independiente has a difficult climate when you don’t win. When you come from this often it’s sometimes decompressing a bit and not clinging to a position because of an ego issue that doesn’t lead to anything”he added.

cavallero He wished luck to whoever is the new DT of “Red” by pointing out: “The next coach has to be practical, have experience, have a touch and reach the footballers. He will meet people who are available, here he comes out being united”expressed cavallero.

About a possible arrival of You look Indian: “He has the experience of a player and the experience of Rosario Central. The leaders will have to analyze it and see the project”.

cavallero gave his opinion on Cristian Tarragona’s dropped pass: “I took Tarragona to Vélez. He wanted to come, the club agreed with the people from Gimnasia for the clause and an agreement was reached for a two-year contract. He changed many of us conditions about the end, which I do not agree with because when you give the floor you don’t have to sign,” the former Vélez recounted about the striker’s failed arrival.

“We passed him a draft and he began to ask for things that we had not agreed to. About the time he told us that he would not leave La Plata for Buenos Aires if it was not with the club’s letterhead. We talked about it with the lawyers, we sent him all the letterhead, but In the end we realized that he wanted to improve the contract of the offer he had from Gymnastics to certify”he concluded.