The new leader of the S.D. Huesca, Sergi Guilló, he appeared this Friday at the Microphones of Canal Extremadura to say goodbye, of Mérida. There, the young coach acknowledged that the negotiation week had been something “tense”, but finally he has not let out the train that allowed him to make the leap to professional football. And is that his signing accredits him as the youngest coach in the category.
In their passage through the Extremadura chain, they have presented the Ilicitano as “the best coach of the short history of A.D. Mérida”, after signing the best campaign of the club, staying one step away from getting promotion to Second Division. In this way, Guilló will land this Wednesday, the day of his presentation, stepping on the Alcoraz.
Sergi Guilló becomes the new coach of the S.D. Huesca
In it he regrets not being able to dispute the final for the promotion, when he falls controversially to a real society that has a foot and a half in the silver category. “I would like to be disputing the final. It was very clear that it was not because of ours decisions or because we were worse, but for things that we cannot control,” deriving in a feeling of “rage and frustration,” he describes.
Negotiations to get to Huesca
After a “key” year for its growth, the Valencian has explained how its signing was managed by the Huesca. “I have had somewhat overwhelming a week with many calls, messages and negotiations.” And, at the same time, thanks the club for respecting the times. “From the beginning of the week they began to talk to my agent. They respected that we were in a play-off. I was farther from those conversations and I was focused on my team, but the second division begins before and the signing of the coach is one of the first steps.”
Thus, it indicates that it was not until Friday when he stamped his signature in his Barca contract. “I have signed half an hour ago, everything was agreed, but there has been a little tense week and until today it has not been fully closed.” An offer that points out, “I couldn’t reject.” Because in addition to coming from professional football, he keeps “kinship with Mérida, a small city.”
