Hugo Colace has departed from his role as head coach of Atlético Tucumán, becoming the fifth coach to leave their position within the first seven matches of the ongoing tournament. His tenure at the club concluded after a series of unsatisfactory performances, where he managed only 2 wins and 6 losses out of 10 competitive matches, achieving a mere 26.6% effectiveness rate. This situation highlights a trend in the league where coaching changes are becoming frequent early in the season.

Colace’s coaching spell was characterized by two distinct phases; he initially took over as an interim coach during the Clausura 2025 before being appointed officially for the Apertura 2026. His results were troubling, including a disappointing performance where the team earned only one win against Godoy Cruz, followed by losses to tough opponents like Independiente. This inconsistency led to mounting pressure and eventually his departure just seven matches into the season.

The rapid turnover of coaches in the league raises questions about the stability and expectations of clubs in Argentine football. With five teams already seeking new leadership, it reflects not only the high stakes involved but also the competitive nature of the sport in Argentina, where performance is critical and setbacks can lead to swift managerial changes. The situation at Atlético Tucumán is a clear example of this trend as clubs search for an effective strategy to improve results and avoid further disappointments in the upcoming matches.