🚨Official: Sevilla confirm the arrival of Matías Almeyda
Minutes ago, Sevilla confirmed the arrival of Matías Almeyda as the new coach for the upcoming season.
"El Pelado" has been negotiating with Los Andaluces for weeks, who finally decided on him. Almeyda brings extensive experience as a tactical leader. He began his career during the worst period in River's history and was responsible for bringing them back to the First Division.
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He later celebrated championships multiple times with Chivas de Guadalajara, and his last experience was in Athens with AEK. Without a doubt, he was waiting for a challenge of such magnitude and will have a three-year contract to bring joy back to Sánchez-Pizjuán.
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