Argentinean Ricardo Valiño, with extensive experience in Mexican football, managed to classify La Vinotinto U17 for his second World Cup.. The albicelest strategist arrived with doubts from fans due to his recent setback with Xolo de Tijuana.
Valigno accepted the difficult challenge because Venezuelan national under-17 team has been left without a coach since November until mid-March when the Argentine took over the team and in a very short time with the team he achieved the feat of taking them to the World Cup.
in Mexican football He has gone through clubs such as Puebla, Club Celaya, Atlético Zacatepec, Morelia and recently Xolos de Tijuana.He arrived there in May 2022 and this season, after five games with four draws and one defeat, he was sacked and replaced by Miguel Herrera.
Mexican Marco Capetillo is also part of the coaching staff of La Vinotinto sub 17.
It should be noted that In the coaching staff of La Vinotinto de Valinho, Mexican and former football player of America Marco Capetillo.who, together with the Argentinean, managed to introduce a great personality into the Venezuelan team.
Both Valinho and Capetillo repeated to the boys from La Vinotinto until the age of 17 that they were not the smallest, but on the contrary, their abilities had no limit. This is how Venezuela got its way on the last date, beating Paraguay 2-0.
From failure to glory
The story of Ricardo Valigno was like a real fantasy film, as after a failure in Baja California, he reached fame in the World Cup with Venezuela.. It is worth noting such important names as David Martinez and Maiken Gonzalez, authors of qualifying goals.
It remains to be seen whether Venezuela’s opponents in the U17 World Championship and how far Ricardo Valiño will go with La Vinotinto, while the Tijuana Xolos are still stuck in the MX league with Miguel Herrera who hasn’t changed a thing.
keep reading:
. Miguel Herrera officially returns to Xolos de Tijuana
. Updated Xolo: Argentinean Ricardo Valigno arrives on the bench in Tijuana
. The footballer of Xolos de Tijuana speaks out before the bad moment of the team: “I am very ashamed”
. Controversial division: Jose Pekerman leaves the technical management of the Venezuelan team
Source: La Opinion
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