HE WENT AWAY
Hugo Norberto Castillo did not accept being removed from the coaching staff of Monterrey and they will send him as coach of Rayados in Expansion League.
The “Missionary” was institutionalized in Javier Aguirre’s working group and led the team on Tuesday in León. The Rayados board asked Víctor Manuel Vucetich to accept an institutional assistant in his coaching staff and the veteran coach asked that it be Aldo de Nigris and not Hugo Castillo. Faced with this situation, the leaders decided that Aldo should leave the technical direction of Raya2 in Expansión and that this position be occupied by “Missionary” Castillo, who did not accept the decision and preferred to resign and step aside.
QUESTION OF DIGNITY
With 4 years and 9 months in the institution, Gilberto Adame He considered that he had arguments to be chosen as the interim coach of America instead of Santiago Solari, so when the leaders opted for Fernando ‘Tano’ Ortiz, the former midfielder decided to submit his resignation to the institution and step aside.
Gilberto arrived at the Eagles as Miguel Herrera’s assistant and before the helmsman left for Tigres, the capital’s board asked the assistant to stay as the institutional part in Santiago Solari’s coaching staff. Due to the knowledge of the squad and the time in the team, Adame felt that he had arguments to be the interim, however, since he was not chosen, he presented his resignation and left.
DEBUT
The Arbitration Commission continues testing young whistlers and it is the turn of the young Jesús Rafael López Valle, who will make his presentation at the Xolos once morest San Luis in Tijuana. López Valle is 30 years old and is a native of Guasave, Sinaloa. In the Expansion League he was able to whistle for the finals and now he will have his chance in the First Division.
Regarding young whistlers, Ismael Rosario López Peñuelas will have his fourth consecutive match in Liga MX when he was chosen to be in Pachuca once morest Tigres. López Peñuelas is 27 years old and was born in Los Mochis, Sinaloa.
