This coach knows what Monterrey means to people, which is why he’d accept replacing Javier Aguirre

It’s clear that Monterrey is going through a rough patch after the ridicule they made in 2021 FIFA Club World Cup, where they were eliminated by Egyptian side Al-Ahly with a team full of substitutes, as they missed 13 players for a variety of reasons.

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But in Liga MX things haven’t been different, as they’ve had difficulties closing the games, especially at the last rounds of the season. In their last 8 Liga MX games, they’ve only won one game, lost on three occasions and tied the remainder 4.

Javier Aguirre hasn’t found a way to make Rayados play according to the level of roster they has, as they are the roster with the highest value on Liga MX but play like a mid-table team, something that has made Rayados management to start looking for a replacement.

Who can arrive in Monterrey?

The only thing Javier Aguirre has achieved during his stint as Rayados coach is becoming CONCACAF Champions League champion, which is why Monterrey is considering the arrival of José Manuel Vucetich, who already coached Monterrey in the most profitable era of the club, where they managed to win Liga MX two times and won three straight CONCACAF Champions League.

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