Atlético Tucumán part ways with Hugo Colace, Omar De Felippe could step in | OneFootball

After the tough defeat against Belgrano on matchday 7 of the Torneo Apertura, Atlético Tucumán decided to dismiss the coach, Hugo Colace, after just four months in the position. The management is considering several names to replace him, and one that stands out is Omar De Felippe, who could have his second stint with the Decano (he was there during 2021, 30 matches).

The northern club announced it through its official social media: "Tomorrow morning he will bid farewell to the professional squad. In the interim, the training will be conducted by the Reserve division's head coach, Ramiro González, until the new coaching staff is appointed."

"The club thanks Hugo and his entire coaching staff for their commitment, professionalism, and work carried out during their time leading the team, and wishes them the greatest success in their future endeavors," the statement concludes.

Colace had arrived in Tucumán to succeed Lucas Pusineri in October of last year and took on the responsibility of securing points to keep the team in the First Division. He ultimately succeeded with a crucial victory against Godoy Cruz and remained in the position, despite his negative record: three matches, one victory, and two defeats.

This start to 2026 was a continuation. Seven commitments, four losses, two draws, and just one win, a 4-0 thrashing of Estudiantes de Río Cuarto in the fifth matchday. His effectiveness of 27% and 17 goals conceded in 10 matches led the management to decide to dismiss him.

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