"We've put an end to that bad run. Now it's up to us to make sure we return to the
World Cup every four years," the sportsman told FIFA.com.
Likewise, he made history by scoring the Incas' first goal at such event after their previous participation in Spain 1982.
"It was a wonderful feeling. Although we weren't able to qualify against Australia, we played that match as if it were a final because the
Peruvian fans deserved the chance to cheer goals and celebrate a win," he added.
World Cup experience
According to Carrillo, the team's experience gained in Russia will stand players in good stead, and that results will soon follow.
"The players have grown a lot out here. Youngsters in Peru are dreaming of this. Without a doubt, Peruvian soccer will grow stronger as a result of our experience here," he expressed.
The
Watford F.C. athlete also stressed coach
Ricardo Gareca has always been an important strategist, as he gives the squad confidence.
"The coaching staff has done a flawless job. We're very happy with them," he concluded.
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