The Uruguayan team gave its list of those called up for the Copa América with the return of Luis Suárez and a video full of artists

The Uruguayan team announced its list of players called up for the Copa América and the list highlights the presence of Luis Suárez, the historic Uruguayan goalscorer who returns to the first team thanks to the call of Marcelo Bielsa, the team’s Argentine coach.

The announcement was shared on social networks through a very particular video in which different artists and figures from that country appear, saying one by one the players who will travel to the United States in search of their 16th trophy, to surpass by one to Argentina.

Suárez’s name – which the coaching staff handled with secrecy – was reserved for last and came in the voice of Emiliano Brancciari, the Argentine singer of No Te Va Gustar, the successful rock band from the River Plate.

“Very happy and proud to be part of a new Copa América! As always with the ILLUSION that represents us! GO URUGUAY GO!” he wrote the gunman in your X account.

The one who also got among those called up was Brian Ocampo, despite the fact that he had little participation in Cádiz during the last semester.

Among those absent, meanwhile, three footballers stand out who were in the squad for the match against Mexico: the youthful Liverpool striker Luciano Rodríguez and the midfielders Facundo Torres and César Araújo

Archers: Sergio Rochet, Santiago Mele and Franco Israel.

Defenders: Ronald Araujo, Jose Maria Gimenez, Nicholas Marichal, Matthias Vina, Lucas Olaza, Matthias Olivera, Sebastian Caceres, Guillermo Varela, Nahitan Nandez.

Midfielders: Manuel Ugarte, Rodrigo Bentancur, Federico Valverde, Emiliano Martinez, Nicolas De La Cruz, Giorgian De Arrascaeta, Augustin Canobbio.

Forwards: Brian Rodriguez, Brian Ocampo, Facundo Pellistri, Maximilian Araújo, Cristian Olivera, Darwin Nunez and Luis Suarez.

Bielsa’s team will make its debut in the United States on June 23, against Panama in Miami, while four days later it will face its second match in New Jersey against Bolivia.

The Celeste’s last game in the group stage will be against the host: the United States in Kansas on July 1.

If Uruguay advances to the quarterfinals, it will perform again on Saturday, July 6: it will be in Las Vegas if it finishes first or in Glendale if it finishes second.