Bolivia’s Lineup Predictions Against Jordan Revealed

Bolivia Prepares for Friendly Match Against Jordan in Istanbul
Key Players and Formation Adjustments
The Bolivian national team is putting the finishing touches on their preparation to face Jordan this Friday at the Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Stadium in Istanbul. Head coach Óscar Villegas aims to keep the core team that competed in the recent South American qualifiers, although some changes will be necessary due to injuries.
The main change in the lineup will be the introduction of defender Diego Arroyo, who will replace Efraín Morales. Morales, a regular starter who partnered with captain Luis Haquin in central defense, is out due to a muscle injury, making Arroyo’s role crucial in maintaining the team’s defensive stability.
Stability in Defense and Midfield Strategy
In terms of defense, no changes are anticipated on the flanks. Diego Medina will continue on the right, while Roberto Carlos Fernández will keep his position on the left, providing consistency in these areas for “La Verde.”
Villegas is set to apply a midfield trio aimed at balancing both defense and attack. Hector Cuéllar or Ervin Vaca will join forces with Gabriel Villamil and naturalized Brazilian, Robson Matheus. This strategic setup is designed to ensure defensive solidity and a clean build-up from the back, aligned with Villegas’ game philosophy.
Offensive Opportunities and New Partnerships
Leading the offensive strategy will be Miguel Terceros, one of the most talented players in the squad. Terceros is expected to partner with Lucas Chávez, who is likely to take the place of Moisés Paniagua. Paniagua remains sidelined due to physical discomfort.
Oscar Villegas hasn’t established a fixed forward, but all indications point to Enzo Monteiro being chosen to lead the attack. Monteiro, who plays for Auda in Latvia, has been gaining confidence and minutes in training, putting him ahead of Carmelo Algarañaz, another crucial option available on the bench.
Upcoming Challenges and Objectives
Following the match against Jordan, Bolivia will travel to Moscow to face Russia next Tuesday in their second friendly of the October FIFA date. These matches offer Villegas crucial opportunities to refine team dynamics and solidify the squad ahead of the World Cup playoff campaign.