Daniel Oldrá not staying on at Instituto | OneFootball

Daniel Oldrá is no longer the coach of Instituto. The club’s management announced that the coach’s departure was by mutual agreement, following the 2-1 defeat against Platense, just two rounds after the start of the Torneo Apertura.

The coach’s tenure came to an end after a poor start to the championship, with losses to Vélez and Platense within a span of 96 hours. Beyond that start, the decision was made based on the results accumulated throughout his time in charge of the team.

Oldrá said goodbye to Instituto after managing a total of 22 matches, in which he achieved four victories, eight draws, and ten defeats. During that period, the team scored 13 goals and conceded 25, with an effectiveness rate of 32.11 percent.

The coach had led the last preseason and actively participated in forming the squad for the 2026 season. However, the start of the tournament hastened a decision that the management had already been considering.

For now, Instituto has not announced who will take charge of the team on an interim basis or when the replacement will be announced. In the meantime, the club will have to reorganize itself for what’s ahead in the Torneo Apertura after a coaching change in the opening rounds of the championship.

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