After playing just 26 minutes with his team in the last month for one muscle injury suffered in the Gold Cup, the striker Romell Kyoto marked one of Honduras’ main doubts about the start of the play-off against Canada, but coach Fabián Coit has clarified any concerns.
The Uruguayan coach had been warned by his colleague Wilfried Nancy, DT of the Canadian team, on the attacker to ensure it was not for 90 minutes, but the Uruguayan has stated that both Kyoto as the rest of the planter is in perfect condition.
“From a physical point of view we are fine, in condition for all three games and so have a number of players in order to arm the team,” he began by saying.
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Will you be the holder of Kyoto? This part of the question the DT has preferred to omit to leave it until the last moment and thus not give clue to the rival. “Romell is healthy, he is well and it will depend on the strategy and the way he approaches the game and see when it impacts the game, although we have decided it will be seen when the game starts”, has expressed.
Romell Kyoto was injured from the back of his left leg on July 27 with the Bicolor in the Qatar game for the third day of Gold Cup and was not used in the quarterfinals, the catracho returned to his club where he was recovering for more than two weeks and reappeared the Friday before the classic against Canada where he scored one of the three goals with which Montreal beat Toronto 3-1.