Differences in Hugo’s requests and the Blue Cross proposal have delayed the announcement of the new celestial technical director.
MEXICO – Blue Cross has decided to put the negotiation to hire Hugo Sanchez on a break, Which represents an unexpected turn after the two sides were very close to signing the contract that would unite ” Penta ‘as coach of the cement team.
The intention of all parties involved was to announce this Wednesday, December 30 a Hugo Sánchez as a new Technician of the Machine, however ESPN has been able to know that there is an economic difference between the proposal sent by the Blue Cross and the latest requirements of the ‘Penta’, related to the conformation of its technical body.
The next 24 to 48 hours are key to choosing the technician in Blue Cross, Who hopes to have a strategist defined no later than Tuesday 5 December, just five days before making his debut in the Guard1anes 2021 Tournament against Sants Llacuna.
ESPN reported since December 11 that the Blue Cross had three candidates to replace Robert Siboldi after his resignation, and these were Antonio Mohamed, Matías Almeyda and Hugo Sánchez.
Faced with an unprecedented precarious financial situation in Blue Cross, The board dismissed the ‘Turk’ for his high salary, while doing everything possible to get Almeyda to break away from his current contract with the San Jose Earthquakes, but the ‘Bare’ could not negotiate the his departure without the $ 3 million clause having to be paid for by the Mexican team, which is why the former Chivas DT could not be signed either.
That’s when Hugo became the main bet of the Blue Cross and on Tuesday night both the ‘Penta’ and the celestial board had a pre-agreement, but in the last few hours Sánchez would have asked for something extra from the latest celestial club proposal. ESPN he has been able to know that the Blue Cross does not intend to do a counterattack and that even at the club everything has been put on “stand by”.
In case of not closing the negotiation with Hugo Sánchez in the next few hours, Blue Cross would head to his second block of coaches, in which Joan Reynoso and Alfonso Sosa hold hands.