Ex-Internacional and Vasco man Guiñazu named new Libertad-PAR boss | OneFootball

The former Argentine midfielder Pablo Guiñazu, known in Brazilian football for his stints with Internacional and Vasco, was announced as the new coach of Paraguay's Libertad on Friday. He takes over the reins following the departure of Sergio Aquino.

The 47-year-old professional is heading to the third job of his short career as a coach. His first club was Atlético Tucumán in Argentina, where he worked in 2021. The following year, he led Sol de América in Paraguay.

Guiñazu was at Talleres in Argentina as an interim coach following the departure of Cacique Medina. The former player led the Argentine club for seven games between April and March of this year.

In Brazilian football, the coach gained notoriety while still a player. The former midfielder is an idol of Internacional, a club he defended from 2007 to 2012, and with which he won the Copa Libertadores in 2010, among other titles. Later, he defended Vasco from 2013 to 2015.

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