América coaching staff member set to take charge in Brazil | OneFootball

It has been quite a busy day in Coapa. In the morning, the departure of Diego Ramírez, the sporting director of América, was announced following some differences with the coaching staff.

And now, precisely, a member of the coaching staff will be leaving the club in the coming days to go and coach Brazil's Under-21 team.

Paulo Víctor, assistant coach to André Jardine, has received a proposal from the Brazilian National Team and has accepted it, so they are in the final stages to make this official.

It will be a significant loss, as Paulo is Jardine's 'right-hand man.' Since his arrival at Club América, André Jardine decided that Paulo Víctor would be his assistant coach, bringing him directly from Palmeiras in Brazil.

We will have to wait to see whom André announces as his new assistant coach, most likely a compatriot with whom he has previously worked.

Although it is curious that his departure is happening right now, when he has been key in advancing the negotiation for Raphael Veiga, who is just a few details away from becoming a new player for Club América.

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