Insua, sources confirmed to NA, He will sign a contract until December 2023 and this Thursday he will begin his second stageafter the arduous negotiations that included almost a dozen options to start a new cycle in Boedo.
“Rubén Darío Insua, idol of our Club and Cuervo de alma, is the new coach of San Lorenzo”published the official account of the institution on the social network Twitter.
And he added: “Tomorrow morning he will sign a contract and direct his first practice at Ciudad Deportiva. At noon, he will give a press conference. Welcome home, dear Gallego!”.
“Gallego” himself, in addition, used his networks to upload a series of photos of his history linked to the Barça cast, with the legend “it’s time to go home”.
In this way, the 61-year-old technical director will have a new stage in the club of his loves, after a successful first step, in which he achieved consecration in the 2002 South American Cup and was runner-up in the 2003 Recopa, where he fell by 2 to 0 with Olimpia from Paraguay in the United States, in the first edition of the competition.
The coach has an extensive career, in which he directed teams such as San Lorenzo, Talleres de Córdoba and Ferro in Argentina, and has steps in football in Colombia, Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador, a country in which he won two titles -Barcelona of Guayaquil (1997) and Liga de Quito in 2009)-.
Insúa gained ground in the last few days from the negative responses of technicians such as Nestor Gorosito, Mauricio Pellegrino, Alexander Medina and Martin Palermowhile the coordinator of the Juveniles, Fernando Berón, did not want to continue in charge of the professional team as he did on an interim basis at the end of the first semester of this year after the resignation of Troglio.
Source: Ambito
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