MARCELO BIELSA is set to call-up an AMATEUR player to the Uruguay squad.
The former Leeds manager took charge of the South American nation last year.
And the 68-year-old is ready to lead Uruguay to the Copa America this summer.
In preparation for the tournament, they face Costa Rica in a friendly on May 31.
With reports from TNT Argentina claiming Bielsa will give a first international call-up to amateur player Walter Dominguez.
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The 24-year-old striker plays for semi-professional side Juventud de Soriano.
And he has scored a remarkable 38 goals in 19 games.
Dominguez could line-up alongside the likes of Liverpool star Darwin Nunez and Real Madrid ace Federico Valverde.
Bielsa is set to give him his chance as he's not able to call-up players from top Uruguayan sides like Nacional, Penarol, Liverpool, Racing and Danubia due to their runs in the Copa Libertadores and Sudamericana.
On rumours of his shock call-up, Dominguez said: "They called me and I am very happy. I didn't expect it and it was a surprise."
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Fans could not believe Bielsa's latest unique move, with one saying: "That's incredible."
Another added: "'El Loco for a reason."
A third wrote: "Another madness."
Bielsa is no stranger to the eccentric after his antics at Leeds.
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The managerial legend used to watch games while sitting on a bucket and was at the centre of the "spygate" scandal.
He sent a spy to secretly watch training sessions at promotion rivals Derby.
When caught, he then did a lengthy presentation in a press conference showing the incredible attention to detail he would put into every match.
Bielsa also reportedly demanded a fireplace be installed at the club's training ground and new light switches on the walls.
