André Jardine’s remarkable numbers at América | OneFootball

André Jardine leaves Club América after three years at the club with six trophies, making him the most successful head coach in their history.

In a press conference he said the relationships had become worn, so stepping aside was best for him and the club, while keeping open a return in future. According to Americayya.net, this marked his farewell to the fans.

His stint with Las Águilas was impressive. In only a year and a half he set a unique Liga MX record, completing a tricampeonato and taking América to four consecutive finals.

Perhaps his only unfinished business was the Concachampions. There were three participations and the first two hurt most, as América looked well placed to win but specific errors brought eliminations.

Across 165 matches his record was 84 wins, 47 draws and 34 defeats, with 275 goals scored and 157 conceded, a goal difference of +118.

Source: Americayya.net