Oscar Julian Ruiz will have his last international match this Thursday in the Copa Libertadores.
's match in the Copa Libertadores Cerro Porteño of Paraguay and Argentina students, for the second leg of the knockout stages will be the last game that will beep the whistle Colombian internationally. The Colombian central beep as this meeting, which will make his official farewell to the continent's showpiece of international football.
Ranger Judge, who made his professional debut in 1992 and was considered the second best árbitro de la Década por la Federación Internacional de Historia y Estadística de Fútbol (IFFHS), aseguró además que aceptó ser parte del Programa RAP (Asistencia de Árbitros en Sudamérica).
"Me voy con mucha alegría porque llevó 27 años en el arbitraje, 17 a la Fifa, por eso es difícil describir lo que sentiré el próximo jueves, lo que sí espero es hacer un muy buen partido", señaló Ruiz a Caracol radio.
El árbitro colombiano dijo que dictará próximamente un curso arbitral para los instructores de FIFA y que aceptó vincularse como director del Programa de Asistencia de Árbitros de la FIFA para Sudamérica.
"I have not signed the contract, but would like to make some courses also would be a blessed end my career step arbitration and enter a time to FIFA," said Ruiz.
Ruiz, who won the first 'Golden Whistle' (award for best umpire of Colombia) in 1993, when he was two years as a professional referee, said further that it was frustrating for him not to award a final one World Cup.
"would have been nice, but just was not frustrating for me because where I put all my effort, put my honesty, I was wrong many times, but always in good faith," he said.
's match in the Copa Libertadores Cerro Porteño of Paraguay and Argentina students, for the second leg of the knockout stages will be the last game that will beep the whistle Colombian internationally. The Colombian central beep as this meeting, which will make his official farewell to the continent's showpiece of international football.
Ranger Judge, who made his professional debut in 1992 and was considered the second best árbitro de la Década por la Federación Internacional de Historia y Estadística de Fútbol (IFFHS), aseguró además que aceptó ser parte del Programa RAP (Asistencia de Árbitros en Sudamérica). "Me voy con mucha alegría porque llevó 27 años en el arbitraje, 17 a la Fifa, por eso es difícil describir lo que sentiré el próximo jueves, lo que sí espero es hacer un muy buen partido", señaló Ruiz a Caracol radio.
El árbitro colombiano dijo que dictará próximamente un curso arbitral para los instructores de FIFA y que aceptó vincularse como director del Programa de Asistencia de Árbitros de la FIFA para Sudamérica.
"I have not signed the contract, but would like to make some courses also would be a blessed end my career step arbitration and enter a time to FIFA," said Ruiz.
Ruiz, who won the first 'Golden Whistle' (award for best umpire of Colombia) in 1993, when he was two years as a professional referee, said further that it was frustrating for him not to award a final one World Cup.
"would have been nice, but just was not frustrating for me because where I put all my effort, put my honesty, I was wrong many times, but always in good faith," he said.
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