What’s next for Ángel Villacampa? Will he stay or go? | OneFootball

Ángel Villacampa arrived at América Femenil in 2022 with the goal of raising the team’s level and winning championships that would allow them to become one of the most successful clubs in the category.

After three years, unfortunately, this has not been the case; the team’s level has improved, that is a fact, but the titles still haven’t come to Coapa, even though it’s the team that has played in the most finals in recent years.

Yesterday, they lost their sixth final with the team, falling by a global score of 4-3 against Tigres in a series that, after 45 minutes, they were winning by three goals.

Villacampa, as the team’s coach, bears much responsibility for this, but it’s also true that many players who should be leaders on the field are not, as has happened with Kiana Palacios, Nancy Antonio, Nicki Hernández, among others.

What will happen with Ángel Villacampa?

Right before this final was played, the América board, led by Luis Fuentes, decided to renew his contract for six more months, signing him until the Clausura 2026, remembering that in that semester, they will also have the Concacaf W semifinals.

Everything seems to indicate that they will maintain that agreement, although knowing how the club operates, there won’t be any official statement until the next few days, as they avoid making rushed decisions, especially after losing another final.

We’ll see what happens, but we can already say that it’s most likely he will stay at least those additional six months we mentioned earlier.

You can also read: The ‘curse’ of América Femenil in Liga MX Femenil finals

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