Emelec is gearing up for the Liga Ecuabet, with its first match scheduled in Quito against Universidad Católica. The club's presidential leadership, led by José David Jiménez and Cristhian Noboa, is in full swing as they make strategic decisions to bolster the team's performance. A significant agreement was reached recently with Argentine coach Guillermo Duró, who has now been replaced by Uruguayan Vicente Sánchez, marking a new chapter for the team.

In addition to the change in management, Emelec is actively recruiting new players to enhance its roster. Current transfers include Uruguayan midfielder Gonzalo Nápoli, Panamanian Victor Griffith, Argentine defender Aníbal Leguizamón, and Ecuadorian Ariel Mina. The leadership is focused on filling remaining gaps in the roster and expects to finalize additional signings soon. Jiménez emphasized the urgency of reinforcing the team further, targeting about four more additions to complete the squad.

The developments within Emelec carry significant implications for the team’s prospects in the upcoming season. With new coaching leadership and a mix of national and international players, the club aims to regain its competitive edge and revive its legacy in Ecuadorian football. Supporters are hopeful that these changes will catalyze a return to the glory days the club is known for, bringing excitement and anticipation as the start of the league approaches.