At first it seemed that Matías Almeyda was almost ready to become the new coach of the Chilean national team, then everything indicated that his signing was entwined by not resolving his departure from the MLS’s San José earthquakes, and now again he would approach the Red bank.
It is that according to announced ESPN, the Argentinian coach spoke to the board of the North American team and managed to lower the exit clause, which was the big reason at the moment that kept him away from the Creole team.
In that sense, the United States would have admitted in its position of receiving $ 3 million and now it would be ready to receive 750,000 of the North American currency to let DT go.
Note that the ANFP had set a Thursday deadline to wait for a response from Almeyda, but from Mexico they assured that everything was extended until Sunday.
Obviously, the Quilín organization should try to shut down La Roja’s new coach as soon as possible, as qualifiers resume in late March and the national cast will face Paraguay and Ecuador.