FBC Melgar confirmed that technical director Mariano Soso will no longer remain with the institution next season. Through an official statement published on the club’s social networks Arequipa, The institution thanked the coach for his time and work and for everything that belonged to him It department. This left the red-black club without a coach and the name of the next coach is unknown.
“During the period that Mariano Soso and his technical command worked at FBC Melgar, efforts and will were expressed in a harmonious way that contributed to the growth of the club. We thank them for their commitment and professionalism,” he said in the signed letter. by the club management.
Official statement from the club. Photo: FBC Melgar
Mariano Soso He joined the red and black business in March 2023 following the departure of Argentine coach Pablo Lavallén. Under Soso’s leadership, the Arequipa team finished fourth in the Peruvian football tournament and qualified for the preliminary round of the Copa Libertadores. In total he led 38 games with the team.
FBC Melgar: What were Mariano Soso’s numbers as a coach in League 1?
The Arequipa team finished second in the Clausura tournament, just one point behind Universitario de Deportes. He finished this championship with 38 points in 18 games played. In these games there were 11 wins, 5 draws and 2 defeats. Inside Opening tournament took ninth place with 25 points. He played 32 games with Melgar in the 2023 season, here are the full details of his results.
- 17 wins
- 12 draws
- 3 defeats.
FBC Melgar: What numbers did Mariano Soso have as coach in the Copa Libertadores?
The Argentine coach’s record in the Copa Libertadores was not optimal. In total they played 6 games and finished last in Group H, where they played together with Olimpia (Paraguay), Atlético Nacional (Colombia) and Patronato (Argentina). Here are all the details about the team’s performance in the cup:
- 1Victoria
- 1 draw
- 4 defeats.
Would Mariano Soso arrive at Alianza Lima?
According to Líbero journalist Sandro Bazán, Mariano Soso would have started negotiations with Alianza Lima. The Argentine coach has first division experience, having previously coached Sporting Cristal and Real Garcilaso (now Cusco FC).
Mariano Soso would arrive at Alianza Lima. Photo: FBC Melgar