
SEATTLE - They say that the United States is the land of opportunities, and that couldn't be more true for Chile and its aspirations during Copa América 2024. After failing to qualify to both the 2018 and the 2022 World Cups, the Chilean national team has lived a completely different reality than when they won back-to-back Copa América titles between 2015 and 2016.
Since Juan Antonio Pizzi left the job in 2017, four different managers tried their luck to revive Chile, until Ricardo Gareca was given the responsibility of managing Chile in January.