🚨Guillermo Almada set to quit Pachuca | OneFootball

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Guillermo Almada submitted his resignation to Pachuca and will not be coaching the Club World Cup, although the club states that his contract remains valid until December 2026.

There is an early exit clause requiring a payment of four million dollars if another team wishes to hire him.

Both parties had already agreed on a separation after the international tournament. Almada, who won the Apertura 2022 with the Tuzos, expressed his gratitude to the club but felt it was time to close his cycle at the institution.

This Thursday, the Hidalgo team announced on their social media about Almada's current contract, without officially confirming his departure.

The possible replacement would be Gabriel Caballero, an Argentine ex-footballer and coach naturalized Mexican. His experience includes two Ascenso MX titles, one with Dorados and another with Cafetaleros, which makes him a candidate to coach in the Club World Cup.

It is said that Almada no longer shared objectives with the management, and part of the squad also did not feel comfortable with him.

Although he has not officially left the position, Cruz Azul is already showing interest in hiring him for the Apertura 2025, even if Vicente Sánchez wins the Concachampions.

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