Differences in Hugo’s requests and Cruz Azul’s proposal have delayed the announcement of the new Heavenly Technical Director.
MEXICO – Cruz Azul has decided to put talks on hiring Hugo Sánchez on hold, which marks an unexpected turn after both sides nearly signed the contract that would unite ‘Penta’ as coach of the cement team.
The intention of all parties involved was to announce this Wednesday, December 30 Hugo Sanchez as a new technician at La Maquina, but ESPN may have known that there is an economic difference between Cruz Azul’s proposal and the ‘Penta’s’ latest requirements regarding the formation of its technical staff.
The next 24 to 48 hours are key to choosing the technician Blue cross, who expects to have a definite quarterback by Tuesday, December 5, just five days before his debut in the Guard1anes tournament against Santos Laguna.
ESPN reported since December 11 last year that Cruz Azul had three candidates to relieve Robert Siboldi following his resignation, and these were Antonio Mohamed, Matías Almeyda and Hugo Sánchez.
Faced with an unprecedented precarious financial situation in Blue cross, the directive ruled out the ‘Turco’ because of his high salary, while doing everything he could to get Almeyda to withdraw from the current contract he has with the San José earthquakes, but the ‘Pelado’ could not Negotiating his departure without the $ 3 million clause had to be paid by the Mexican team, which also prevented Chivas’ former coach from being signed.
It is then that Hugo became Cruz Azul’s main bet and on Tuesday night, both the “Penta” and the heavenly guideline had a preliminary agreement, but in the last hours, Sánchez is said to have asked for something extra in addition to the heavenly club’s latest proposal. ESPN He has been informed that Cruz Azul has no intention of making a contrast and that even at the club everything is on “stand by”.
In case you don’t close the negotiation with Hugo Sanchez In the next few hours, Cruz Azul would move to his second block of coaches, in which Juan Reynoso and Alfonso Sosa hold hands.