Óscar Cano, who was fired as coach of CD Tenerife, said that the decision “seems inexplicable”, after five days of playing in LaLiga Hypermotion, and that it victim “of the immediacy society in which we live”although he left “without reproach.”
The coach of Granada recognized that The dismissal was communicated to him this Sunday afternoon by the club’s largest shareholder, Madrid businessman José Miguel Garrido.the same person who, as he admitted, also decided to hire him for the 2024-2025 project.
Cano said that he should “respect the decision of the people in charge”, and after thirty years in football he was not surprised because “We are coaches and we know what the position requires.“, and also because “strange things” happened to him at other clubs, but he believes that if the team has three more points, they can’t do it without him.
The Andalusian coach added that “the ball is variable“and he remembered as examples the disallowed goal against Teto in Cádiz, which became 2-3, or Enric Gallego’s header against the crossbar in Eibar, where the blue and white team finally lost 1-0 on Saturday, in their last game at the island bank.
Furthermore, he maintains that the start of the calendar is “very demanding” for Tenerife, and predicts that now “two very prosperous months in terms of points” will comein addition to being convinced that the team, despite being only at the bottom, still has room to fight to enter the promotion play-offs.
Cano has received calls and several messages from players in the squad, with whom he assures he has a “great relationship”, as well as no complaints from them every dayand conclude, from their reaction, that they did not consider his dismissal fair.
On the other hand, he categorically denied that José Miguel Garrido suggested a technical or tactical aspect to him before the games.
Regarding his future, the Granada coach does not know what he will do, although he does not know whether he will continue training or not, and He didn’t even know if he had missed the best opportunity of his life.but he emphasized that belonging to an entity like Tenerife “is something unique”, where he gave himself “body and soul” for two and a half months. “I barely know the island,” he noted to reinforce his story.
Finally, Cano informed the local press, whom he thanked for their “humane treatment, of ten, and it’s not usually like that.“, and asked Tenerife that next June “it will be where it belongs, in another category.”
Source: La Verdad
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