This Monday, the club Sarmiento de Junin announced through a statement that Israel Damonte will no longer be the club’s manager at the end of the championship. This Saturday against Banfield, it will be his last game in command of the team.
“Club Atlético Sarmiento informs its associates and supporters that yesterday our Technical Director, Israel Damonte informed the leadership that next Saturday in front of Banfield, He will direct his last game in this stage as DT of our institution“The institution reported in an official statement.
And then he adds: “The CD is already committed to its immediate replacement with a view to future commitments and thanks Damonte and his entire team for their commitment, dedication and professionalism in all the work done at our club and we wish him every success in the future”.
Damonte had expressed his dissatisfaction with Sarmiento’s performance before Defense and Justice, and assumed responsibility for the moment: “It was the worst since we’ve been here”he analyzed at a press conference after the 2-0 defeat. Hours later, DT made the decision to leave the leadership and communicated the decision to the squad and the leadership.
Under the leadership of Israel Damonte, Sarmiento added 81 points out of 201 possible. That is, it reaped 40.29 percent. He led 69 games (Saturday’s will be 70), with 21 wins, 19 draws and 29 losses.
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