The problem is that the RBS Six nations committee have ruled out a further expansion including Argentina.
“I want it earlier,” he told Clarin newspaper. “They should have been given a place in a tournament in the northern hemisphere, because all of our players are based in Europe.”
The Argentinian Rugby Union are delaying meetings to discuss their future and have recently voted to stay amateur which will prevent them from joining a professional tournament.
“Delay is no good,” Loffreda continued, “these points should be blunt, more direct. We need quicker decisions to carry on progressing. We are stuck.
“It’s a pity because we cannot profit from what we did (at the World Cup). I don’t know whether it’s frustration or impotence, but I feel they (the Union) are wasting too many big opportunities for the future of Argentinian rugby.
“I think priorities are being managed on another side. This is about politics more than anything else and that is what is delaying the big decisions.
“They haven’t chosen the new Pumas coach. I think officials should analyse these points closely.”
After the achievements in France and the retirement of captain Agustin Pichot, Loffreda thinks Argentina will be affected by the absence of some experienced players, but is certain the Pumas’ future is safe.
