Vasco Aguirre did not win anything with Monterrey in Liga MX, but he made a fortune and these are his luxuries

After Javier "Vasco" Aguirre arrived at Rayados de Monterrey in December 2020 to become the team's head coach, optimism overflowed among the team's fans who imagined, like a large part of the Liga MX public, that the coach would lead the club to a new era of glory and titles.

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And while there were no significant achievements in the first few months, in Apertura 2021 he won the CONCACAF Champions League against Club America, winning his fifth title and a place in the FIFA Club World Cup. And it was at that moment that the coach's good run with the team apparently came to an end, as the Rayados lost their first match in that tournament against Al-Ahly.

Therefore, he only had to play the match for the fifth place against Al-Jazira Sporting Club, which he won 3-0, and when he returned to Liga MX, he lost the match against Club Puebla 1-0, then against Club Atlético de San Luis he was defeated 2-0 and finally, on February 26, 2022, he was fired for poor results. However, the coach, who won nothing in Liga MX with Rayados, left with a fortune in his pockets. 

Javier Aguirre made a fortune with Monterrey and these are his luxuries

During the time Javier Aguirre was the coach of Rayados de Monterrey, the coach earned close to 3 million dollars a year, and for 2 years that was his salary, with which the coach was able to buy a luxurious house and was also able to travel with his wife to places like Egypt, Japan, the United Arab Emirates, and some European countries. 

And what is most surprising about Aguirre is that after being fired from Monterrey, it didn't take long for him to find a new team like R. C. D. Mallorca, a club he saved from relegation and where he receives half of what he earned in Liga MX.

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