Luiz Felipe Scolari will have a proposal to lead Colombia

Since the departure of José Néstor Pékerman from Selección Colombia's technical command, many names have been appointed to fill the post, but none has been official of the Colombian Football Federation.

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This Tuesday, a new version and alternative for the national team has emerged, according to Fox Sports Radio Brazil program, the Fedefutbol send an important proposal to Brazilian strategist Luiz Felipe Scolari, champion with Palmeiras del Brasileirao in 2018.

The contract that would be offered to Felipão would be for five years for a high economic sum and its main objective would be the 2019 Copa America and the Colombian selection for the 2022 Qatar World Cup.

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They also reported that technical the proposal would decline because "It's comfortable and comfortable" in Brazilian football and would not be willing to leave Palmeiras where he is happy.

Luiz Felipe Scolari got the tenth title of "Verdão & # 39; at the championship last weekend Brazil with Colombian Miguel Ángel Borja.

Scolari led the Brazilian national team and was Korea and Japan World Cup champion in 2002 and also ran Canarinha in the 2014 competition and was responsible for Portugal between 2003 and 2008.