Given this, the former coach of Mouth He expressed himself on his social networks: “Although I would have liked to do it differently, the time has come to say goodbye and, although goodbyes are not always easy, talking about this process for me is talking about beautiful things. Those were the ones we experienced throughout these two years”, he began.
In addition, he remarked that he owes everything “to the players”, who “are the true architects” of what has been achieved: “I felt that I was in the best place I could be. Not because I was playing a World Cup, but because I was with you. That was For me, the best place in the world. They achieved something that is very difficult in football: identification,” continued Alfaro.
Finally, in a long text, the coach closed: “In football, the processes that one feels were good also help us to reaffirm our convictions. Those convictions are what prepare us to let go and leave behind, looking for new challenges.
I feel that I am also leaving better than I arrived. Thanks Ecuador for all. See you forever, I will miss you. I love you so much”.
The Ecuadorian national team was eliminated in the group stage of the world Cup by reaping a draw, a victory and a defeat that deposited him in third place in the table, behind Netherlands and Senegal.
Source: Ambito
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