The president of workshops, Andres Fassitook advantage of his recent stay abroad to advance in what will be his next links to Juárez FC of Mexico, of the first division of that country from which he will take the reins of its sports management, and of a Spanish club that he will preside over and that will not revealed by a confidentiality agreement, but that it will not be Malaga, as has been mentioned for several months.
consulted by World D, Fassi preferred not to give further details in this regard, but he did clarify that he will probably start working at the Mexican club as of next June, simultaneously with when the name of the institution that he would preside over in Spain is revealed (the agreement has not yet been closed). , but media from that country mention Granada).
Fassi partnered with Alejandra de la Vega, the main shareholder and owner of Juárez FC and wife of American businessman Paul Foster, managers of the Mountain Sports LLC group, which operates the El Paso Locomotive club in the second division of MLS and the Braves de la Juarez City. And he also partnered with the Hunt family, which owns one of a billionaire holding company in the United States, which owns stakes in sports teams in the NFL, NBA and MLS, oil and gas companies around the world and a huge underground business park. , among other assets.
Fassi will not be president of Juárez FC, but he will take charge of all its sports management, as he did for 30 years in Pachuca and will appoint the new president of the club, its sports director and the coach who will replace the Argentine Hernán Cristante, who a few days ago he stopped being the DT of the team. In addition, during his recent stay in Mexico, he was watching, accompanied by his new partners, a couple of Los Bravos games. As of his partnership with de la Vega, Foster and the Hunt group, he will preside over the Spanish club and will be the main person in charge of all the decisions of the group’s teams.
The responsibilities that Fassi will have in those clubs does not imply that he is thinking of leaving the management of Talleres, according to the concise response he gave to Mundo D this Saturday, when he was asked regarding the versions in this regard that are already circulating on social networks. “I continue and will continue in Workshops. There is a lot to do in everything that comes, “he assured.
Fassi’s last experience in charge of a foreign club was in Atenas de San Carlos in Uruguay, a club that he operated for two and a half years, which was chaired by his son Juan Pablo and which he stopped managing in mid-January.
