I had a suspicion Argentines would be the answer. It’s not just Mexicans who see Argentines as competent, obv., but it seems like this is half the problem. Are Argentine coaches in Liga MX allowed to start younger than Mexican coaches? I looked up Poch the other day and he’s 52, just a year older than me.
Very good article. Frankly, the USA's soccer coaching licensing programs, both USSF and the United Soccer Coaches, both are of HIGH quality, ( I have done both), and compare to many other HIGH quality soccer coaching education programs in many countries......whether the UK, Germany , Netherlands, France, Spain, Brazil, Argentina, etc....
This is very interesting, thank you
So where are the other 15 Liga MX managers from? Are the Mexicans being squeezed out by South Americans or Europeans or a mix?
This is a good article on an important topic, Jon. I would have gladly read twice as much.
There are currently eight Argentines managing in Liga MX, so ... mostly Argentines.
Thanks, James! Appreciate you!
I had a suspicion Argentines would be the answer. It’s not just Mexicans who see Argentines as competent, obv., but it seems like this is half the problem. Are Argentine coaches in Liga MX allowed to start younger than Mexican coaches? I looked up Poch the other day and he’s 52, just a year older than me.
Very good article. Frankly, the USA's soccer coaching licensing programs, both USSF and the United Soccer Coaches, both are of HIGH quality, ( I have done both), and compare to many other HIGH quality soccer coaching education programs in many countries......whether the UK, Germany , Netherlands, France, Spain, Brazil, Argentina, etc....