Nacho Castrowho coached Ultimate Móstoles in the first ‘split’ of league of kings, moved to Mexico. The coach from Avilés, who had a long professional career before that adventure in league of kingsis the new coach of Miners of Zacatecasof Mexico’s second division.
“After a long process of scouting and interviews for the election of our new coach through different markets such as national and other international, we reached the figure of Nacho Castro as a coach that gives us the ability continue the legacy built as Club Y does not stop being what we are in terms of strict identity, game model and variables in the methodological path intended “, he explained Luis Gilsports director of said club in a statement in which Mineros de Zacatecas highlighted Nacho Castro as a coach “based on possession of the ball and an offensive approach.”
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With a past in the Barça academy as a player, Nacho Castro he trained in his day pearlin Gerona Bin Hortain Andorra and in San Fernando before now leaving for Mexican soccer after going through the Kings League.
Source: La Verdad
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