The continuity in the bench has been one of the great challenges of Guadalajara Chivas in recent years. Since Matías Almeyda's departure in 2018, the team has changed coaches in multiple occasions, with projects that were mostly short-lived. However, that trend begins to change with Gabriel Milito, who, with 436 days in charge and 46 games directed, is already the longest-serving coach in the club's history since the "Pelado" cycle.
What happened?
Gabriel Milito's arrival at Chivas' bench has marked a significant change in the team's history. After his departure, the Argentine coach has demonstrated great stability and has managed to stay in the job for a record period.
Why it matters for Guadalajara Chivas?
The continuity in the bench is fundamental for a team's success. With Gabriel Milito at the helm, Chivas has managed to maintain a stability that had not been seen in years. This has allowed the team to develop an identity and a playing philosophy that is reflected in their results.
What comes next?
Despite Chivas' good run, the team is still fighting to maintain its position in the standings. With Gabriel Milito at the helm, the team will continue working to improve and achieve its goals. In the next match, Chivas will face Santos Laguna in a game that promises to be exciting.
Currently, Chivas is in 12th position in Liga MX, with 4 points and a streak of 1 win, 1 draw, and 1 loss in their last 3 games. Despite this, the team is still fighting to maintain its position in the standings. With Gabriel Milito at the helm, the team will continue working to improve and achieve its goals.
