Eduardo Coudet, the chosen candidate to replace Marcelo Gallardo at River Plate, openly acknowledges his childhood fandom for their rival Boca Juniors amidst speculation about his potential appointment.
Eduardo Coudet has emerged as the favorite candidate among fans and directors of River Plate to succeed Marcelo Gallardo as the team's head coach. Despite his allegiance to River as a player and his ties to the club, Coudet has publicly confessed that he was a Boca Juniors fan during his childhood, highlighting a complex relationship with the club he now may lead. This revelation comes at a time when local media suggest that a verbal agreement regarding his appointment is imminent.
In a press conference prior to a match with Levante, the current coach of Alavés in Spain addressed rumors concerning his potential move to River Plate. Coudet firmly stated that no one from River has contacted him or his representatives regarding the head coach position, insisting that he remains detached from the speculation surrounding his future. He emphasized the high stature of River Plate by comparing it to global football giants like Real Madrid and Barcelona, which underscores the magnitude of the opportunity that awaits him if he indeed takes on the role.
