The hysteria and instability of Argentine football caused almost three dozen technical directors to leave their positions this year, either by dismissal or resignation. A real meat grinder.
With the resignation of Nestor Gorosito in charge of Colonthere are now eight DTs who left their position after 10 dates of the Professional League Cup and that add to the extensive list of 2023. And there are only two descents (for now).
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Only in this short tournament they already left: Ricardo Zielinski of Independent, Juan Manuel Sara of Tiger, Gabriel Milito of Argentinos Juniors, Sebastian Romero of Gym, Frank Darío Kudelka of Lanus, Federico Vilar of Arsenal, Fernando Gago of racing and now it was added “Pipo” Gorosito of Colon.
The first to lose his position so far 2023 was Marcelo Saralegui in the Professional League. After calling himself “Tarzan” after matching with Union in the classic Santa Fe, he left Colon after a start with only one point in 4 games.
Just one date later, Alexander Medina took a step to the side Velez. And from there a waterfall began.
All coaches who lost their position in 2023:
- Marcelo Saralegui (Colón)
- Alexander Medina (Vélez)
- Abel Balbo (La Plata Students)
- Leandro Stillitano (Independent)
- Hugo Ibarra (Boca)
- Marcelo Munúa (Union)
- Diego Flores (Godoy Cruz)
- Rodolfo De Paoli (Barracas Central)
- Diego Dabove (Hurricane)
- Javier Sanguinetti (Banfield)
- Carlos Ruiz (Arsenal)
- Lucas Bovaglio (Institute)
- Ricardo Gareca (Vélez)
- Diego Martínez (Tiger)
- Sebastián Méndez (Union)
- Sebastian Battaglia (Hurricane)
- Lucas Pusineri (Atlético Tucumán)
- Israel Damonte (Sarmiento)
- Leonardo Madelón (Central Córdoba)
- Ricardo Zielinski (Independent)
- Juan Manuel Sara (Tiger)
- Gabriel Milito (Argentinos Juniors)
- Sebastián Romero (Gymnastics)
- Frank Darío Kudelka (Lanús)
- Federico Vilar (Arsenal)
- Fernando Gago (Racing)
- Nestor Gorosito (Columbus)
Source: Ambito
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