Amid rumors of a resignation from fernando gagothe president of Careers, Victor Whitebroke the silence and spoke and referred to the continuity of the coach and the renewal of the Paraguayan midfielder red matias.
The boss of the academy He stated that the institution did everything possible to renew the contract of the talented midfielder and expressed his annoyance at the situation: “Racing is bigger than any player“.
“Racing stopped charging 2 million dollars to retain Rojas when Qatar’s offer arrived. We gave priority to the Copa Libertadores. These are decisions that are made and we are not sorry.”added.
“It is not a matter of effort. Matías is waiting to see what offer he can have from outside and if he does, he will leave the same”analyzed.
After the meager results where the academy get 1 point out of 18 possible, White He did not hesitate and assured that he wishes that gago follow the command of the first team of Careers:” We offered to renew. I hope it goes well and that it continues beyond my mandate. I am convinced”.
“He is constantly looking at the inferiors. It is a project, we believe in it and we bet on it”sure.
“We come from a very good measure last year. We came out runners-up, we won the 2022 Champions Trophy and the 2023 International Super Cup. But there was a string of many injuries. Specifically, for the game with Talleres used between nine and ten important players outside, and that has diminished the team“, analyzed the president.
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