End of the road: Ezequiel Medrán leaves as Colón manager | OneFootball

The inner circle of Colón's leadership met urgently this Sunday afternoon and decided to bring Ezequiel Medrán's stint as first-team coach to an end. As Radio Gol had reported, the board’s decision was brought forward after Saturday’s 1-1 draw away to Acassuso, a result that hit hard given El Sabalero’s inconsistent run in the championship.

With Medrán’s departure now finalized, the Board of Directors is already working to appoint a new head coach as soon as possible. In this regard, the Santa Fe club’s leadership is moving quickly in the market and is already considering three specific names to replace him: Facundo Sava, Leandro Gracián and Iván Delfino.

Statistics from Ezequiel Medrán’s spell at Colón

2025 Campaign

During his first year in charge of the professional squad, the head coach led the team in a total of 22 official matches. In that span, he recorded 11 wins, 6 draws, and 5 losses, achieving a 59.09% points rate from those available.

2026 Campaign

This season, the coach was on the bench for 23 matches. He posted a record of 9 wins, 8 draws, and 6 losses, ending this latest spell with an efficiency rate of 50.72%.

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