May 22, 2024 at 8:08 p.m.
FA king dead, king placed. That’s what he’s currently living Santiago Wanderers, that I would have everything ready for Jaime Garcia take command of the Dean in his mission to once again fight for promotion in First B, replacing the fallen Francisco Palladino.
After a long exit, Palladino finally left his position after the 2-2 between the porteños and United Curico and at the time of goodbye, he had words for the club and whoever will be his successor on the bench.
Francisco Palladino’s last goodbye in Wanderers
Gone are the times when Francisco Palladino had complete confidence in Santiago Wanderers, which was renewed even when the Caturros fell in the final of the Promotion Liguilla against Deportes Iquique, but which was mortgaged with a weak start to the 2024 season.
“It is not the happiest day for us. There are mixed feelings about reaching this end, which we believe is the best for the club. We have always put the club ahead of everything as appropriate, as the institution and the people deserve,” the Uruguayan began, at his farewell press conference and where he reviewed his adventure in the port of Valparaíso.
“We have been fortunate to have two schools, which They have shown absolute dedication and loyalty that moves us. Thank them for everything they have done in this period. Whether it was last season, in which we were very close to achieving the goal. And in this one, in which the results did not live up to the expectations we had generated,” he added, before offering his collaboration for what is to come.
“Hopefully this change of scenery will decompress things and help the players give them other tools that we didn’t know how to give (…) the greatest success to the new coach who takes over. We are at your service, if he understands that a call to us could bring him something,” concluded Palladino.
