Messi983
Senior Member
This happened a week ago but since it wasn't mentioned yet.
Two days after their promotion Elche have decided not to keep their coach Pacheta who has led them from Segunda B to La Liga in three years. They've replaced him with Jorge Almiron. His agent is Christian Bragarnik who is also Elche owner. Bragarnik also represent more than hundred Argentinian/South American players with Dario Benedetto (Marseille) probably being the most known among them. Will be interesting to see what his plans are be but there were already rumours he wants to bring a few of "his players" to Elche.
Previously there were also rumours about Maradona (who is also represented by Bragarnik) to become Elche's new coach but in the end Bragarnik has decided for Almiron who has won Argentinian league with Lanus in 2016 and also led them to Copa Libertadores final a year later. In 2017 he was also on the verge to sign with Las Palmas but RFEF denied him permission to coach in Spain because he lacked the minimum of five years of experience in top-flight teams so this will be his first coaching experience in Europe after he has previously managed in Argentina, Mexico, Colombia and in Saudi Arabia last year.
Two days after their promotion Elche have decided not to keep their coach Pacheta who has led them from Segunda B to La Liga in three years. They've replaced him with Jorge Almiron. His agent is Christian Bragarnik who is also Elche owner. Bragarnik also represent more than hundred Argentinian/South American players with Dario Benedetto (Marseille) probably being the most known among them. Will be interesting to see what his plans are be but there were already rumours he wants to bring a few of "his players" to Elche.
Previously there were also rumours about Maradona (who is also represented by Bragarnik) to become Elche's new coach but in the end Bragarnik has decided for Almiron who has won Argentinian league with Lanus in 2016 and also led them to Copa Libertadores final a year later. In 2017 he was also on the verge to sign with Las Palmas but RFEF denied him permission to coach in Spain because he lacked the minimum of five years of experience in top-flight teams so this will be his first coaching experience in Europe after he has previously managed in Argentina, Mexico, Colombia and in Saudi Arabia last year.