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Carlos Restrepo ya trabaja con Preselección Colombia Sub-20
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El técnico antioqueño convocó un total de 30 jugadores para este proceso.
Carlos 'Piscis' Restrepo
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Carlos 'Piscis' Restrepo, técnico de la selección de colombia Sub-20.
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Con una plantilla de 30 jugadores, el profesor Carlos Alberto ‘Piscis’ Restrepo y su cuerpo técnico, comenzarán la larga ruta de preparación de la Preselección Colombia Sub-20 que competirá el próximo mes de enero en el Campeonato Sudamericano de la categoría, clasificatorio para la próxima Copa Mundial Sub-20 de la FIFA Turquía 2013.

Después de dirigir en las ligas de fútbol de Costa Rica y Honduras durante los últimos diez años, el profesor Restrepo iniciará un nuevo proceso al frente del equipo nacional que el año anterior avanzó a los cuartos de final de la Copa Mundial Sub-20 de la FIFA Colombia 2011, al mando del profesor Eduardo Lara.

El plantel actual cuenta con varios jugadores que hicieron parte del proceso de Selección Colombia Sub-17 que participó el año pasado en el Sudamericano de la categoría celebrado en Ecuador y que además consiguió la medalla de oro en los Juegos Suramericanos Medellín 2010.

Carlos Andrés Mosquera, Cristian Higuita, Jerson Vergara, Luis Hernando Mena, Pedro León Osorio, Cristian Palomeque y Ricardo Delgado Araújo son los nombres de los juveniles que han integrado estos equipos y que además han hecho parte de distintos ciclos de preparación nacional desde la categoría Sub-15.

El equipo iniciará trabajos a partir del próximo lunes 13 de febrero y estará concentrado en el hotel Factory Inn de Funza hasta el viernes 24 del mismo mes.

Esta es la nómina completa de 30 jugadores y cuerpo técnico que hace parte de la Preselección Colombia Sub-20, representativa de la Federación Colombiana de Fútbol:

JUGADORES
CARLOS ANDRÉS MOSQUERA M., Corporación Deportiva América
JARLIN MEDARDO LEÓN QUINTERO, Corporación Deportiva América
CRISTIAN ANDRÉS HIGUITA BELTRÁN, Asociación Deportivo Cali
BRAYAN EDINSON ANGULO MOSQUERA, Asociación Deportivo Cali
HELIBELTON PALACIOS ZAPATA, Asociación Deportivo Cali
HARRINSON ARLEY MOJICA B., Asociación Deportivo Cali
MIGUEL ANGEL BORJA HERNÁNDEZ, Corp. Club Deportivo Tuluá
JERSON VERGARA AMU, Universitario Popayán C.D.
YEINER YOHAN OROZCO FRANCO, Universitario Popayán C.D.
DEIBER YOAN BALLESTEROS GARCIA, Universitario Popayán C.D.
JAINE STIVEN BARREIRO SOLIS, Corporación Deportes Quindío
CRISTIAN CAMILO GARCÉS VALENCIA, Corporación Deportivo Pereira
DANIEL ARCILA VILLA C., Deportivo Olimpia (Liga Risaralda)
JAVIER ALONSO QUIÑONES CRUZ, Sociedad Azul y Blanco S.A.
HECTOR FABIÁN SALGADO GARCÍA, Santa Fe Corporación Deportiva
LUIS HERNANDO MENA SEPÚLVEDA, Deportivo Boyacá Chicó F.C. S.A.
MAURICIO ANDRÉS CUERO CASTILLO, Club Deportivo La Equidad Seguros
OMAR ANDRÉS FERNÁNDEZ FRASICA, Corp. Deportiva Academia F.C.
JUAN CARLOS PEREIRA DÍAZ, Corp. Dep. Independiente Medellín
JUAN DAVID VALENCIA ARBOLEDA, Corp. Dep. Independiente Medellín
JEFFERSON DAVID SÁNCHEZ BLANCO, Atlético Nacional S.A.
ANDRÉS FELIPE AGUILAR MENDOZA, Atlético Nacional S.A.
PEDRO LEÓN OSORIO BUSTAMANTE, Atlético Nacional S.A.
JUAN PABLO NIETO SALAZAR, Atlético Nacional S.A.
ANDRES JAIR RENTERÍA MORELO, Atlético Nacional S.A.
CRISTIAN ANDRÉS PALOMEQUE V., Atlético Nacional S.A.
RICARDO DELGADO ARAÚJO, Corp. Deportiva Envigado F.C.
JULIÁN ALONSO FIGUEROA RENTERÍA, Corp. Deportiva Envigado F.C.
JESUS JONATHAN LOZANO SANTIAGO, Cúcuta Deportivo F.C. S.A.
RONALD RAFAEL HERRERA POLO, Corp. Deportiva Barranquilla F.C

<h2>Arsenal

Manager's position

Arsène Wenger is practically unsackable, despite the growing frustration after six years without a trophy. The credit that he has built since 1996 is sound

Money to spend

Wenger could raise a lot from the sales Andrey Arshavin, Nicklas Bendtner and Denílson, let alone Cesc Fábregas

Areas of change

The manager has said that "for the first time in a while, I will be very active" on the market. A striker and a central defender are the priorities

Possible targets

Gervinho (Lille), Falcão (Porto), Karim Benzema (Real Madrid), Mamadou

Sakho (Paris Saint-Germain) DH


Aston Villa

Manager's position

Have now begun the process of looking for a replacement for Gérard Houllier

Money to spend

Villa have invested heavily most summers since Randy Lerner took over and this one should be no different, especially with a new manager in

place. A £25m-plus splurge seems inevitable

Areas of change

A hectic and turbulent few months ahead. Ashley Young will definitely depart and the biggest worry is that Stewart Downing will also leave. There is some good young talent coming through but just about every department of the team needs strengthening

Possible targets

Depends entirely on the identity of the new manager SJ


Blackburn Rovers

Manager's position

Final-day win at Wolves spared Steve Kean a summer inquest into his position. Even so, Venky's are reportedly divided over the manager's credentials

Money to spend

Kean says Venky's has released "a very competitive budget. Miles bigger than in the past", but is talking of retaining Benjani Mwaruwari, and renewing loan deals for Roque Santa Cruz, Mame Biram Diouf and Jermaine Jones

Areas of change

The manager wants at least two strikers and a midfielder, although the extent of the overhaul depends on how many loan deals are renewed and whether he can keep their best defenders, Phil Jones and Christopher Samba

Possible targets

Jermaine Jones (Schalke), Roque Santa Cruz (Manchester City), Benjani Mwaruwari (free agent), Vicente Rodríguez (Valencia) AH


Bolton Wanderers

Manager's position

Bolton's season may have tailed off after their FA Cup semi-final collapse, but Owen Coyle is revered and is in no danger of dismissal. Indeed fans' biggest fear is that he will be poached by a bigger club

Money to spend

Precious little. Coyle will be required to wheel and deal, although he should be allowed to reinvest much of the cash received from the likely sales of Gary Cahill and Ali al-Habsi

Areas of change

A new striker is needed to replace Johan Elmander, who has joined Galatasaray on a free transfer, and Coyle could also do with identifying a centre-half

Possible targets

Could involve a part-exchange with Manchester City for Gary Cahill. Among those Roberto Mancini is prepared to throw into a cash-plus-player deal are Nedum Onuoha, Dedryck Boyata and Shaun Wright‑Phillips LT


Chelsea

Manager's position

Currently awaiting a successor to Carlo Ancelotti, with Guus Hiddink expected to return in some capacity to the club he steered to the FA Cup in a three-month cameo in 2009

Money to spend

Plenty if January's splurge on Fernando Torres and David Luiz is a pointer. Money will be needed to implement the changes required

Areas of change

Likely to be at least five senior players out – together with a few youngsters – with a similar number recruited as replacements. There is a recognition that an influx of younger players is needed to offer long-term stability

Possible targets

Gregory van der Wiel (Ajax), Neymar (Santos), Romelu Lukaku (Anderlecht), Kevin de Bruyn (Genk), Asmir Begovic (Stoke City), Eden Hazard (Lille) DF


Everton

Manager's position

David Moyes' job is as secure as he wants it to be. He has a close relationship with the chairman, Bill Kenwright, and total control over football matters. But a wealthier club may tempt him away

Money to spend

As has been the case for the past three seasons, Moyes must raise the bulk of his transfer budget through player sales

Areas of change

More quality in attack is essential – as it was 12 months ago – while a replacement for Steven Pienaar at left midfield is also required. The rest will depend on whether Jack Rodwell, Marouane Fellaini, Leighton Baines and Phil Jagielka stay

Possible targets

Shane Long (Reading), Gervinho (Lille), Demba Ba (West Ham), Michael

Owen (free agent), James Milner (Manchester City), Charles N'Zogbia

(Wigan) AH


Fulham

Manager's position

Mark Hughes is safe at Craven Cottage, but may well be courted by bigger clubs. Fulham will attempt to retain him

Money to spend

There will always be some made available by the chairman, Mohamed Al Fayed. Hughes may well require evidence of financial backing. The possible sale of Andrew Johnson and Carlos Salcido could raise funds

Areas of change

There's not much wrong with Fulham's squad, though Hughes will seek to stamp his own image on a group of players still largely familiar from the Roy Hodgson era

Possible targets

Jermain Defoe (Tottenham Hotspur), Shaun Wright-Phillips (Man City),

Wayne Bridge (Manchester City), Joe Cole (Liverpool) DF


Liverpool

Manager's position

Rock-solid. Kenny Dalglish transformed the club within weeks of his return in January and is the principal reason Fenway Sports Group's rebuilding work is ahead of schedule

Money to spend

Dalglish, the director of football, Damien Comolli, the chairman, Tom Werner, and the principal owner, John W Henry, have all stated that Liverpool will be competing at the top end of the market this summer

Areas of change

Several additions are needed to build last season's revival into a formidable challenge for a Champions League return – left and right midfielders, a left‑back and a central defender being among them

Possible targets

Ashley Young (Aston Villa), Stewart Downing (Aston Villa), Charlie Adam (Blackpool), Phil Jones (Blackburn), José Enrique (Newcastle), Emilio Izaguirre (Celtic), Brad Friedel (Aston Villa), Charles N'Zogbia (Wigan) AH


Manchester City

Manager's position

Roberto Mancini may, at times, have a frosty relationship with club officials but after an FA Cup win and third place in the Premier League, it would be a shock were he not in charge next season

Money to spend

Unknown. The problem is that the club, wary of Uefa's impending financial fair-play rules, want to invest modestly while offloading several high earners, but Mancini hopes to indulge in one last splurge

Areas of change

A lot hinges on whether Carlos Tevez stays. Even if he sticks around, Mancini wants a centre‑half, a winger and a playmaker while ensuring that the unwanted, including Craig Bellamy and Emmanuel Adebayor, are moved on

Possible targets

Gary Cahill (Bolton), Alexis Sánchez (Udinese), Jordan Henderson (Sunderland), Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Milan), Gareth Bale (Tottenham) LT


Manchester United

Manager's position

Health alone will determine the extent of Sir Alex Ferguson's tenure at Old Trafford

Money to spend

The Glazers have told Ferguson there will be a substantial funds available for the challenge of retaining pre-eminence in England while bridging the chasm between themselves and Barcelona in Europe

Areas of change

In Paul Scholes, Edwin van der Sar and Gary Neville, a wealth of experience vanishes from the squad. The Atlético Madrid goalkeeper David de Gea is expected to sign shortly – and improving central midfield is the main requirement

Possible targets

David de Gea (Atlético Madrid), Raphaël Varane (Lens), Jack Rodwell (Everton), Luka Modric (Tottenham Hotspur), Wesley Sneijder (Internazionale), Ashley Young (Aston Villa) AH


Newcastle United

Manager's position

With five years remaining on his contract and having made a bright start on Tyneside, Alan Pardew is probably as secure as anyone working for Mike Ashley

Money to spend

Around £20m of the £35m Andy Carroll loot to be spent on transfer fees and the other £15m to be invested in wages. Plus anything raised from player sales

Areas of change

The overall philosophy of buying unpolished gems aged under 25 remains. An attacking replacement for Carroll is required, as is added midfield creativity and left-footed defensive cover

Possible targets

Gervinho (Lille), Charles N'Zogbia (Wigan), Danny Graham (Watford), Kevin Gameiro (Lorient) LT


Norwich City

Manager's position

After winning a second successive automatic-promotion, Paul Lambert's job is safe. For the first half of the season, at least

Money to spend

Not a great deal. Lambert has so far operated on a shoestring budget and he is likely to have around £5m to £10m to prepare for Norwich's return to the top-flight

Areas of change

Norwich have a handful of players with minimal Premier League experience so last week's signing of James Vaughan (Everton) for £2.5m points the way for future summer purchases

Possible targets

The Canaries have had two offers for the Millwall striker Steve Morison refused but are also interested in Robert Snodgrass and Bradley Johnson (Leeds United), and Fraser Forster (Newcastle) JJ


Queens Park Rangers

Manager's position

Not completely safe after Amit Bhatia, Neil Warnock's closest ally on the difficult-to-read board, resigned from his executive position in protest at ticket hikes

Money to spend

Perhaps only between £5m and £10m. Lakshmi Mittal, Bhatia's father-in-law, owns 33% and will not invest after the falling-out and his failed takeover of the club

Areas of change

Though Heidar Helguson, Wayne Routledge, Paddy Kenny and others have played in the top flight, Warnock's squad is short on Premier League experience – but he may have to rely on loan deals to recruit. They require a striker who will score at least 10 top‑flight goals

Possible targets

Kyle Walker, Kyle Naughton (both Tottenham), DJ Campbell (Blackpool) JJ


Stoke City

Manager's position

Safe as houses. Peter Coates, the chairman, described Tony Pulis as 'Stoke's best ever manager' two weeks ago

Money to spend

Coates has always backed Pulis – Stoke have broken their transfer record four times in little more than two years – and will do so again. A net spend of £20m seems likely

Areas of change

Must strengthen in readiness for the Europa League. Full-backs, a central defender, central midfielder and a striker will be on the wishlist. Abdoulaye Faye has been released and Michael Tonge, Andrew

Davies and Tom Soares could follow him

Possible targets

Carlton Cole (West Ham), Mark Noble (West Ham), Cameron Jerome (Birmingham City), Stephen Crainey, Matthew Gilks (both Blackpool) SJ


Sunderland

Manager's position

Ellis Short, Sunderland's owner, was unimpressed with the team's

post-Christmas collapse so Steve Bruce requires a strong start to the

new season

Money to spend

Around £18m – the funds left over from Darren Bent's £24m switch to Aston Villa – plus cash raised through player sales

Areas of change

Bruce is talking about the need for a 'major rebuild' and wants to introduce 'eight or nine' new players, including three strikers, while moving an equivalent number on

Possible targets

Charles N'Zogbia (Wigan), Alvaro Negredo (Sevilla), David Vaughan (Blackpool), Sebastian Larsson (Birmingham), Keiren Westwood (Coventry) Nigel Reo-Coker (Aston Villa), Peter Crouch (Tottenham), Maynor Figueroa (Wigan), Jay Bothroyd (free agent) LT


Swansea City

Manager's position

Brendan Rodgers is bomb-proof after ensuring the Swans have become the first Welsh club to play in the Premier League

Money to spend From the club who were bought for £1 a decade ago expect a sober approach, with a kitty of about £5m-10m

Areas of change

No different to QPR and Norwich in their shortage of top-flight experience, but Swansea's squad is arguably the weakest of the three promoted clubs

Possible targets

Swansea may go shopping for players at his previous club Reading, with Shane Long, Jobi McAnuff, Jimmy Kébé and Jem Karacan of most interest JJ


Tottenham Hotspur

Manager's position

Harry Redknapp has a fractious relationship with the chairman, Daniel Levy, and is not expected to stay long-term. Has been touted as Fabio Capello's successor with England job

Money to spend

Levy showed in January that he is prepared to make sizeable offers for the right player. Meeting that player's wages, though, tends to be more of a problem

Areas of change

Heurelho Gomes has made his last fumble in goal, while a top-class striker is the priority. Redknapp must strip a bloated squad of its surplus parts

Possible targets

Scott Parker (West Ham), Roger Johnson, Ben Foster (both Birmingham City), Charlie Adam (Blackpool), Giuseppe Rossi (Villarreal), Diego Forlán (Atlético Madrid), Falcão (Porto) DH


West Bromwich Albion

Manager's position

Roy Hodgson could not be more secure after his remarkable impact at the club in his three months in charge

Money to spend

Jeremy Peace has long had a reputation for being conservative in the market, but the Albion chairman also needs to satisfy Hodgson's ambitions. Would be a surprise if they spent more than £15m net

Areas of change

Albion will have to resist interest from leading clubs in Peter Odemwingie and Youssuf Mulumbu. A goalkeeper, central defender and striker will be priorities. Abdoulaye Méïté and Gianni Zuiverloon have already departed

Possible targets

Andy Lonergan (Preston), Tomasz Kuszczak (Manchester United), Zoltan Gera (Fulham), Andy Johnson (Fulham), Danny Graham (Watford) SJ


Wigan Athletic

Manager's position

Roberto Martínez had been assured he would be staying even before the club secured Premier League safety on the final day, at Stoke. Widely admired

Money to spend

Martínez has modest funds to improve but his budget may be swelled against his wishes if Charles N'Zogbia, Hugo Rodallega, James McCarthy or Mohamed Diamé leave

Areas of change

Quality support for Hugo Rodallega plus addressing a vulnerable central defence which almost cost Wigan their Premier League status. The goalkeeping position is also uncertain

Possible targets

Ali al-Habsi (Bolton), Tom Cleverley (Manchester United), Craig Mackail-Smith (Peterborough) AH


Wolverhampton Wanderers

Manager's position

Safe. Mick McCarthy would have survived even if Wolves were relegated

Money to spend

Steve Morgan, the Wolves chairman, has warned the kitty will be less than the £18m net spent last summer

Areas of change

A £5m deal for Jamie O'Hara is set to go through and McCarthy will then turn his attention to a central defender. He could also be in the market for a winger if he is unable to hold on to Matt Jarvis. Dave Jones has left on a free transfer

Possible targets

Roger Johnson (Birmingham), Jamie O'Hara (Tottenham) SJ