Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello Vela, 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 world of football always gives us surprising and curious stories, full of anecdotes that show the particular relationship between coaches and football players. On this occasion, Franco Navarro, current coach of Sport Huancayo, revealed a peculiar story about his experience coaching Jean Deza at UTC, a relationship that goes beyond the strictly sporting and delves into the realms of the paternal and the controversial. Franco Navarro, who shone as a forward in the 80s and 90s in Peruvian football, became an experienced coach who has led various teams at the local level. His time at UTC led him to encounter Jean Deza, a talented 31-year-old Peruvian winger who has been involved in more than one controversy throughout his career. In an interview for "La Fe de Cuto" with Luis Guadalupe, Franco Navarro shared details of his relationship with Jean Deza, from his arrival at the Cajamarca club to the most unusual moments they experienced together. Navarro recalled how he decided to incorporate Deza into the team in 2016, when he was not getting playing time at Sport Huancayo, without imagining the problems that would come later. One of the most controversial episodes occurred when Jean Deza was involved in a case of alleged domestic violence that led to his arrest in Cajamarca. Navarro humorously remembers how, after an argument with his girlfriend, Deza escaped from the police station in the middle of the night, causing a real headache for the coach. Despite the conflicting situations, both Navarro and Deza maintained a special bond that transcended the sporting realm. Deza, in his participation in "La Fe de Cuto," recognized Navarro's figure as a kind of father in his football career, thanking him for the support received despite his mistakes and bad decisions. The relationship between the two was characterized by moments of complicity and also reprimand. Navarro recalls how, after Deza's escape from the police station, he punished him without hesitation, but then gave him the opportunity to redeem himself on the field, where the winger excelled in a match against Sporting Cristal. Jean Deza, in his account, highlights Navarro's nobility and fantastic heart, considering him a key person in his personal and sporting development. Despite the differences and problems, the complicity and mutual affection were etched in the memory of both. The story of Franco Navarro and Jean Deza reminds us that in football, beyond the results and controversies, there are human relationships that transcend the ordinary. The figure of the coach as a mentor and guide, and the football player as a learner and protagonist, intertwine in a story full of ups and downs, humor, and complicity that will remain in the memory of those who closely follow this passionate sport.