April 27, 2024 at 9:22 p.m.
On Friday, April 26, it was announced that Anibal Mosa is he new president of Black and Whitethus ending the management of Alfredo Stöhwing which lasted two years.
One of those who gave his opinion on this change of command was Gustavo Quinteroswho seemed quite happy about the change, since from his words, Anibal Mosa yes it is someone who wants to strengthen the club for compete internationally unlike Stöhwing and even made it clear that He left the club due to his differences with the now former president of Blanco y Negro.
For this reason Gustavo Quinteros left Colo Colo
“When we sat down to talk before the end of last year’s tournament, Stöhwing told me that they were not going to see large investments and that the focus was going to be competing in the National Championship and the Chile Cup, two things that I already achieved, My goal was to take one more step and compete in Libertadores, so I decided to step aside“, Quinteros confessed in conversation with The latest news.
In addition to this, the former Cacique coach commented that his relationship with the former president was not like the one he had with previous leaders: “I always got along very well with Anibal Mosa and Edmundo Valladares.also with Daniel Moron. We had the same project with them, but with Stöhwing the truth is that no”.
When asked that Stohwing just stopped counting on Quinteros to prioritize the Copa Libertadores, Quinteros responded the following: “The evidence is clear, that is why I was not interested in renewing my contract at Colo Colo”.
Quinteros’ happiness for the arrival of Mosa
The now coach of Vélez Sarsfield did not hide the happiness that came to him when he heard the news that Anibal Mosa returned to the presidency of Blanco y Negro: “I found out about the change and I want to say that I am very happy for Colo Colo, because he does want to reinforce to the team in order to compete in the Copa Libertadores.”
“He was the president of the club in 2018 when Colo Colo reached the quarterfinals in the Cup. He does understand the needs and objectives that such a large institution must have,” explained Quinteros.
He also confessed that although he has not been able to see Cacique’s duels for the National Championship, he has been able to see those he has played for Libertadores, making it clear that the three have been tight as they usually are in this competition.
