The Mexican Football Confederation considers the Argentine coach the main candidate among four other options
Marcelo Bayelsa He is one of the passionate coaches Mexican teamAfter the departure of Gerardo ‘Tada’ Martino, according to information he has David Fidelson and will be announced on Futbol Picante.
In addition Marcelo BayelsaFour more candidates are slated to lead Mexican teamwill be revealed by the journalist from ESPN Inside Spicy soccer.
An advisory board is also being considered, which will take into account the likes of Miguel Mejia Barron, Bora Milutinovic, JV ‘Vasco’ Aguirre, Hugo Sanchez, Seppo de la Torre, Alfredo Dena, Viktor Manuel Vucedic.
Mexico He was left without a coach at the end of the team’s participation in the Qatar 2022 World Cup and was asked to find a replacement for ‘Tada’ Martino and develop a plan to help strengthen Mexican football. There are less than two weeks left to meet the deadline set by Mexican Football Federation president Yon de Luisa during a conference in Qatar.
Jaime Lozano’s name has been heavily bandied about as a strong candidate to take charge of the under-23 divisions, despite the fact that there will be no immediate competition for these divisions.
Objectives include that Mexico Regain control of the region in the short term, so one of the goals is to win the Gold Cup in 2023 and the Nations League which resumes in March.
Apart from Lozano, Rafael Marquez is considered to join the minor divisions or as the coach’s technical assistant assigned to the senior team, with a high probability of taking command at the end of the season.
Another important point is that the coach is not allowed to come with a “large” number of assistants or advisers, as has happened in other cycles. Information will be extended by David Fidelson During the exchange Spicy soccer.
Report: The main candidate to lead the Mexican team is Argentine Marcelo Bielsa.
Question: Does Bielsa want to return to Mexico?—David Faitelson (@Faitelson_ESPN) January 16, 2023
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