Latest news from Monterrey: the future of Esteban Andrada, Vucetich’s statements and more

Esteban Andrada arrived at Monterrey Soccer Club in confusing times for the Cerro de la Silla Gang. On the one hand, there was the high harvest of points in the regular season; Full hopes and promising signings. On the other, uncertainty and weakness at crucial moments, and the goal was, in some way, a reflection of what was happening on all lines.

However, the famous ‘Sabandija’ came from a club in which the demands were even harsher than those he found in the Cerro de la Silla Gang: Boca Jrs. from Argentina. National team and undisputed starter throughout his entire career. Although it took him a while to connect 100% with Monterrey, he is currently one of the five best goalkeepers in Mexican soccer.

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Three years have passed since his arrival, however, and the renewal is something that urgently needs to be defined, since he is entering the final stretch of his contract. It is said that the Monterrey Football Club has already reached an agreement with the Argentine goalkeeper, that it is a matter of time before he signs the signature and thus remains linked to the Albiazul squad beyond June 2005.

In May 2023, after Tigres UANL eliminated Club de Fútbol Monterrey in the semifinals, and then became champions of the Clausura tournament, ‘Tato’ Noriega made the decision to thank the then coach of Monterrey, Víctor Manuel Vucetich, regardless of the fact that, just in that tournament, the Gang broke the points record.

A little more than a year has passed since then, and although now Víctor Manuel Vucetich already has a team: Mazatlán FC, every time he can he throws hints and hints against Monterrey, who, in Vucetich’s own opinion, are no better than they were. when they were led by him.

Who, according to various local and national sources, would already have a foot and a half outside of Monterrey, are Rordrigo Aguirre, who would be arriving at Santos Laguna, and Jesús Gallardo. The latter would sign for the Xolos de Tijuana, led by the former strategist of the Mexican Soccer Team, Juan Carlos Osorio.