Estudiantes offer Domínguez new deal, set to stay with El Pincha | OneFootball

The coach won the 2025 Clausura Tournament with the team. In this way, he managed to turn his year around at Pincha, going from being almost out to being crowned champion.

The coach of Estudiantes de La Plata, Eduardo Domínguez, is close to renewing his contract with the club to continue leading the squad next season after winning the 2025 Clausura Tournament.

What seemed like a finished cycle a few weeks ago took an unexpected turn, leaving the coach as a hero after the turbulence.

The elimination from the Copa Argentina against Aldosivi, the emergence of Carina Magnabosco, the loss to Vélez in the International Supercup, and four consecutive matches without a win in the Clausura Tournament had left Domínguez with one foot out of the club. However, the transformation to shout “champion” brought him back into the plans.

The heroic victories at Rosario Central, Santiago del Estero against Central Córdoba, and in the derby against Gimnasia brought all sides together, allowing him to be crowned and make peace with president Juan Sebastián Verón.

After winning the tournament, the first to give in was the club official, who opened the door to renewal: “The future must be with Eduardo.” The conversation will take place once the Trofeo de Campeones, to be played this Saturday, is over.

The reality is that Domínguez has offers from Brazil, but he prioritizes Estudiantes, and this would tip the balance in favor of his continuity. Both parties will try to renew and reach a fourth consecutive contract, something quite rare in today’s football.

Eduardo Domínguez chosen as the best of the entire semester

Estudiantes won the 2025 Clausura Tournament and the Professional League chose Eduardo Domínguez as the best coach of the competition.

Even though he still has to face the last match of the season next Saturday, in the final of the Trofeo de Campeones against Platense, the coach was recognized by the LPF after winning his fourth title with Pincha, and the sixth of his career as a professional coach.

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