The only way Quispe would leave Pumas
The only way Quispe would leave Pumas
Although Piero Quispe was among the transfer market rumors to leave Pumas, the club would have defined his future.
According to reports, after leaving the Peru concentration after the World Cup qualifiers, the university board would have asked the player to report to start the preseason.
Reporter Fabrizio Domínguez highlights that the only way Quispe would leave the institution is if a good offer arrives for the club and the player.
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