Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
Lionel Messi and Argentina showed resilience and strength in their final international friendly before the Copa America, defeating Guatemala 4-1 in a commanding display at Commanders Field in Maryland. The victory was a reassuring sign for the defending champions as they head into the prestigious tournament, with Messi leading the charge by scoring two goals and putting on an impressive 90-minute performance. Despite a shaky start with an early own goal, Argentina quickly turned the tables and showcased their attacking prowess against Guatemala. Messi's two goals not only secured the win but also propelled him up the men's international scoring chart, drawing level with Iran legend Ali Daei in second place with 108 goals, behind Cristiano Ronaldo's 130. Manager Lionel Scaloni's squad now shifts their focus to their Copa America opener against Canada next Thursday at Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta. The tournament holds a special significance for Messi, as it was where he clinched his first international title with the national team. With their recent victory over Guatemala, Argentina appears to be in good form and poised for a strong showing in the upcoming competition. One notable moment in the friendly match was Messi's selfless gesture of allowing Lautaro Martinez to take a penalty kick, which the Inter Milan striker successfully converted for his first goal for the national team. Messi then provided an assist for Martinez's second goal, showcasing a cohesive and dynamic partnership on the field. While Argentina's early own goal raised concerns, the team quickly regrouped and took control of the game, dominating possession and creating numerous scoring opportunities. Scaloni utilized the match as an opportunity to assess different players and strategies, with promising performances from the likes of Enzo Fernandez and Valentin Carboni, who showcased their potential to contribute to the squad. Looking ahead to the Copa America, Scaloni faces decisions regarding his final squad selection and starting lineup. The friendly against Guatemala provided valuable insights into the team's strengths and areas for improvement, setting the stage for an exciting and competitive tournament. As Argentina prepares to defend their Copa America title, the team's victory over Guatemala serves as a confidence boost and a reminder of their formidable talent and determination. The spotlight now shifts to Messi and his teammates as they gear up for the challenge that lies ahead in their quest for glory on the international stage.