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.
The Copa Perú, a tournament that is intensely experienced in the various provinces of the country, has welcomed a veteran of Peruvian football: William Chiroque, who at 44 years old has decided to resume his professional career with Olimpia FC, a team from his hometown, Piura. This return, although unexpected, comes with strong motivation and an unbreakable desire to contribute to the team's ascent to Liga 2 of Peruvian football. Chiroque, known as 'Periquito', is a name that evokes memories of glory for many fans. Throughout his career, he has worn the jerseys of iconic teams such as Sporting Cristal and Juan Aurich, and has also been part of the Peruvian national team that achieved third place in the 2011 Copa América. His career has been marked by successes, but also by challenges, which now seem to be part of a second phase in his professional life. Chiroque's decision to join Olimpia FC, a team that aims to achieve the dream of promotion to the second division, represents a gamble for both the player and the club. Despite having been away from professional football for a while and focusing on agriculture, specifically lemon planting, his passion for football has led him back to the sport that propelled him to fame. The signing of 'Periquito' was officially announced last June and was met with enthusiasm from Olimpia FC supporters. With the support of Dr. Percy Yamunaque Chero and the commitment of the club's management, Chiroque's incorporation is seen as a decisive factor in improving the team's performance in Copa Perú. The club's social media quickly celebrated this union, filling the hearts of fans with hope as they dream of promotion. The team known as the 'canaries' had a challenging path in the previous season, reaching the round of 16 but falling short against ADA Jaén, which claimed the championship and the promotion to the second division. This year, Olimpia FC began its journey in Liga 3 with a stumble, increasing the pressure on the squad to turn around the unpromising start. Chiroque's arrival not only brings experience but also symbolizes resilience for a team looking to rise and overcome adversity. With his skill and knowledge of the game, 'Periquito' has the potential to elevate the level of his teammates and inspire them with his enthusiasm to achieve the established goals. In recent years, Chiroque has had an intermittent relationship with football. His last significant stint was in 2018 with Atlético Grau, where an injury forced him to leave professional sports after just three matches. After that episode, 'Periquito' stepped away from football and devoted his time to personal projects until his return to the field with Sport Pilma, the club where he started his career at the age of 15. Chiroque's return to professional football has been received as a breath of fresh air in Copa Perú. The story of 'Periquito' is a reminder that love for the sport can lead people back to their roots, despite the obstacles that may arise along the way. Now, in a new chapter of his life, Chiroque aims to leave a mark on Olimpia FC and fulfill the dream of many: to ascend to Liga 2. The player's commitment to his new team and to the fans of La Unión is evident. His objective is clear, and his desire to contribute to the success of Olimpia FC is palpable. The Copa Perú season is just beginning, and with the arrival of this talented right winger, expectations are rising. The canary fans have reasons to dream, and 'Periquito' Chiroque is ready to prove that football has no age and that the passion for the game is what truly matters.