Guti can return to coaching... IN ARGENTINA!

Iker Muniain, who has only been in San Lorenzo's ranks for a few months, has begun to have an impact off the field by suggesting the signing of José María Gutiérrez, known as "Guti," for the position of the Argentine team's coach. According to reports from TyC Sports, Muniain has recommended to the club's board that they consider the former Real Madrid player as an option to take over the bench following the resignation of Leandro Romagnoli.

Romagnoli decided to step down after a draw against Godoy Cruz, a match marked by a controversial decision on a penalty that should have been taken by Muniain, but Francisco Fydriszewski took instead of following the coach's instructions. This situation worsened internal tension at the club and led to the urgent search for a new strategist.

A new opportunity in coaching after four years

Guti, who is currently without a team, had his last coaching experience four years ago with Almería, where he managed 22 matches, achieving nine victories. Additionally, he was an assistant at Besiktas during the 2018-2019 season. Although he has not returned to coaching, Muniain believes that the former Real Madrid player could be the solution for San Lorenzo.

The club has also considered other names, including Sebastián Méndez and Lucas Pusineri, both with a history at San Lorenzo, as well as Miguel Ángel Russo, who has just left Rosario Central. However, Muniain's support for Guti could tip the scales in favor of the Spaniard.

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