Post by mesi10 on Jan 11, 2024 2:00:11 GMT -5
The Argentine Mauricio Pellegrino will lead Leganés during the 2018-2019 season, as the blue and white club has officially announced after both parties have reached an agreement for one campaign.
In this way, the Argentine returns Binance App Users Data to the Spanish bench after previously working for Valencia and also for Alavés, a team he led to play in the Copa del Rey final against Barcelona.
His last stage, however, was in English football, where he led Southampton before being dismissed after thirty days. He also accumulates several experiences on the benches in his native country at the head of Estudiantes de La Plata and Club Atlético Independiente.
To all this he adds a long and profitable career as a footballer that took him to Vélez Sarsfield, Barcelona, Valencia, Liverpool and finally Alavés. There he retired in 2006 before focusing on his new role, first working for two years with the Valencia youth team and later in Rafa Benítez's coaching staff.
Pellegrino thus becomes the successor in office to Asier Garitano, who had guided Leganés from Second B to the highest category of Spanish football and who left the entity once salvation was achieved last year.
In this way, the Argentine returns Binance App Users Data to the Spanish bench after previously working for Valencia and also for Alavés, a team he led to play in the Copa del Rey final against Barcelona.
His last stage, however, was in English football, where he led Southampton before being dismissed after thirty days. He also accumulates several experiences on the benches in his native country at the head of Estudiantes de La Plata and Club Atlético Independiente.
To all this he adds a long and profitable career as a footballer that took him to Vélez Sarsfield, Barcelona, Valencia, Liverpool and finally Alavés. There he retired in 2006 before focusing on his new role, first working for two years with the Valencia youth team and later in Rafa Benítez's coaching staff.
Pellegrino thus becomes the successor in office to Asier Garitano, who had guided Leganés from Second B to the highest category of Spanish football and who left the entity once salvation was achieved last year.