Ariel Holan will be the new technical director of the Central Rosary As the club president unexpectedly announced, Gonzalo Bellosowho confirmed his arrival at the closing of the press conference on the end of the cycle of Matias Lequi.
The former coach of Independent will be presented on Monday and will replace Lequiwho will direct his last game this Saturday against Saint Lawrencebefore leaving office.
The news took the “rogue” environment by surprise, given that the appointment of Hellowas not in the fans’ immediate plans and seemed to have been handled with total discretion by the management.
Beautiful explained that, after the departure of Miguel Russothe initial intention was to look for a coach with roots in the club. Names were considered such as Eduardo “Chacho” Coudet, Juan Antonio Pizzi, Pablo “Vitamin” Sánchez and Martin Demichelisbut none of those options prospered.
Finally, Beautiful highlighted the commitment and professionalism of Lequi and his coaching staff, who took the team in a difficult moment and managed to compete with courage, especially in the South American Cup.
The president thanked Lequi and expressed his confidence that, in the future, he will have a new opportunity in Central.
For its part, Lequi He took the floor to say goodbye, thanking the club’s leadership, players and staff, recognizing that, although the effort was maximum, the results were not good.
With his mind on Saturday’s game, he expressed his commitment to achieving a victory in his last game at the head of the team and continuing to support the club that saw him grow.
Hellocomes to Central with extensive experience in South American football, where his career began in Defense and Justiceclassifying the club for the first time to the South American Cup.
Later, in Independent got the South American Cup in 2017 and the Suruga Bank in 2019.
He also directed in Chili (Catholic University), Brazil (Saints), Mexico (Lion) and recently in Ecuadorwhere he had his last experience with Barcelona of Guayaquil.
The coach arrives with great expectations, where he will try to face the last matches of the season, with few chances of qualifying for international cups, but with the aim of creating a competitive team to 2025.
Source: Ambito
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