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Martin Anselmi is out as manager of Botafogo, a move the club seemingly anticipated as the Argentine coach proactively released a previous interview discussing his desire to return to Liga MX.
Anselmi’s departure comes despite a 2-1 victory over Bragantino on Saturday. The club cited a lack of progress and results as the reason for the decision, stating they hadn’t seen the “evolution” expected from a championship-caliber team.
Monterrey’s Coaching Search Takes Shape
Reports indicate that Iván Alonso will not be joining Monterrey as a replacement for Tato Noriega, as he has a signed contract with Cruz Azul.
With changes occurring within Monterrey’s leadership, Sebastián Luri, the principal advisor to Manuel Filizola, is expected to take on a more prominent role in decision-making. Walter Ervitti is currently the leading candidate to become the new manager, ahead of Anselmi.
An incident occurred at the BBVA Stadium involving a Chivas supporter and a directivo (executive) from Boletomóvil, a company that sells tickets for several Liga MX clubs. A video surfaced showing the executive physically assaulting a reporter after a confrontation with his son.
Puebla Sale Clarification
Rumors surrounding the potential sale of Puebla are largely inaccurate, fueled by local media. The club is not planning to change its name, despite a long-standing claim by Ricardo Henaine regarding ownership of the “Puebla” name.
TV Azteca is open to considering offers for the club, but any potential sale would demand to significantly exceed the speculated $130 million price tag.
Fox Sports Shakeup Continues
Another departure is expected at Fox Sports, as Gustavo Mendoza is set to depart the network at the complete of the month. He is reportedly in talks for a position with a Spanish-language channel in the United States.
Mendoza was slated for a key advisory role under Manuel Arroyo, but the relationship has ended.
