Osorio is ruled out in Argentina, while in Brazil they give him 'stick': 'He's missing a screw'

But that illusion disappeared after 11 games coached in just two months, the Risraldense left the Brazilian club for strange reasons and despite having an effectiveness of 69 percent, the product of 7 wins, 4 draws and only one defeat.

Since then, Juan Carlos Osorio It sounds like something for some teams, but there is nothing specific. In recent days, there has been talk of the possibility of reaching San Lorenzo of Argentina, but that door closed.

(We tell you: Referee Jorge Duarte and one of the Millonarios vs. Junior lines, pushing and shoving).

The club is not going through a good moment, it tied on the last date of the regular phase of the Argentine League Cup against Córdoba in Santiago del Estero and was eliminated. In Libertadores Cup It's not going well either, he fell to Independiente del Valle, in Ecuador, a result that cost him his position. Rubén Darío Insúa.

According to journalist Cristian Camiño of TNT SportsOsorio met with leaders of the 'cyclone', but his project was not convincing, so they decided to bet on ​Leandro 'Pipi' Romagnoli, idol of the club, but with little experience on the bench and who was acting as interim.

It is not the only setback that the 62-year-old Colombian suffers, this Wednesday a former player of his came out to hit him in the media for his work methods and his character.

(Also: David Alonso: 'I lost many things from childhood to fight for my dreams.')

The Brazilian Michael Bastos, In a talk with Canal do Benja, he spoke about Juan Carlos Osorio and did not hold anything back, expressing that his experience with the coach was not the best and making it clear that 'a screw was missing'.

“Osorio is missing a screw and he knows it. He arrives in São Paulo and tells us that strategically speaking he was the best coach in the world,” said the player with experience in Brazil, France and Italy.

In addition, he told the particular ways he had of training and sending messages to his players through 'little papers'. “Everything that was on those pieces of paper was bad. “He is one of the worst coaches I had in my career.”
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