🎓 Gustavo Costas switches up his backroom staff
Racing Club announced that Nacho González will join the first team's coaching staff starting this season.
There are updates in Racing's coaching staff. A legendary player from La Academia will begin working as Gustavo Costas' assistant for the upcoming semester.
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Following the departure of Gustavo Campagnuolo, who has taken up a role with the Ecuador national team alongside Sebastián Becaccece, Nacho González is the one filling the vacancy.
Until a few weeks ago, Nacho worked in the same role but with the Reserve team led by Pablo Gomis, who left his position after poor results in the Copa Proyección, and is now expected to be replaced by Sebastián 'Chirola' Romero.
Nacho González shared the squad with Costas in the 1990s and also has a past at Racing as interim head coach, when he took charge of the team in the 1-0 loss to Estudiantes in 2013, prior to the return of Reinaldo 'Mostaza' Merlo.
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Racing is preparing to play a friendly against Olimpia on June 28 in Paraguay and on Wednesday, July 2, will face San Martín de San Juan in the Copa Argentina.
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