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Karma for Martino, he came to 'steal' from El Tri now one of their sacred cows suffers

Gerardo Martino only came to make money at El Tri, he doesn't care about the project or the results, now the universe is taking it out on one of his favorite players. 

By Hector Garcia

Gerardo Martino only came to make money at El Tri, he doesn't care about the project or the results, now the universe is taking it out on one of his favorite players. 

Gerardo Martino's poor results and lack of importance in charge of the Mexican national team have many analysts and experts wondering. The Argentinean has come only to get paid and does not care about what happens with the team. There is no guarantee of a decent performance for the next World Cup.


However, karma has already hit the Argentinean coach. Tata Martino has always refused to look for variants, to call forwards and mainly to bring young players into the first team. However, it seems now that everything will end. He will suffer a problem that can complicate him in a big way and can bring him a headache.

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According to The Sun's report, one of Gerardo Martino's protégés got injured and now the coach is facing karma. Raúl Jiménez is suffering from the recovery of his knee. That is why he could miss up to eight weeks of play and will not be for the Premier League debut with Wolverhampton. It seems that there is no stronger striker to replace the Mexican in El Tri.

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The injury is already a headache for Gerardo Martino and company. The player himself had not fully recovered his level after the serious head injury and a new injury could complicate his aspirations for Qatar 2022 and the Argentine coach is not negotiating the amount of young talent that could replace him. The player that Martino will use will be Rogelio Funes Mori.



 

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