Mexican Football: Argentine Influence and the Milito Hiring Mexico's football world is abuzz following the appointment of Argentine coach Gabriel Milito to lead Chivas de Guadalajara. This decision has sparked considerable debate, particularly regarding the recurring trend of Argentine managers in Mexican clubs. Sports commentator Toti Pasman, in a recent DSports video, offered a candid assessment of the situation. "Los mexicanos no aprenden," Pasman stated, highlighting a perceived pattern of Mexican teams repeatedly turning to Argentine coaches despite mixed results. He further analyzed the situation, citing examples of past appointments and their outcomes, adding context to the current debate. The video also includes clips of Milito himself, allowing viewers to form their own opinions. The appointment of Milito is not without its critics. Some question whether his coaching style will suit the unique dynamics of Mexican football. Others argue that the reliance on Argentine coaches demonstrates a lack of faith in homegrown talent. However, supporters point to the potential for Milito to bring a fresh perspective and tactical expertise to Chivas. The coming months will be crucial in determining whether Milito's appointment proves successful. His performance will undoubtedly shape future discussions about the role of foreign coaches in Mexican football and whether the perceived trend towards Argentine managers is justified.
Toti Pasman estalla contra la Liga MX, luego de que en México criticaran a Fernando Gago por abandonar a Chivas, y ahora Amaury Vergara intenta firma…
