Stefano Di Carlo, the president of River Plate, confirmed that Eduardo Coudet will be officially announced as the new head coach of the club tomorrow. Di Carlo addressed how Marcelo Gallardo, the club's historic and successful coach, left, stating that they were unable to find a resolution that would allow him to continue in his role. He recognized Gallardo's significant contributions to the team but indicated the need for a change in leadership.

In a conversation with ESPN F90, Di Carlo provided insight into the decision-making process that led to Coudet's appointment. He expressed confidence in the future of the club under Coudet's guidance and emphasized that the announcement is expected to take place around noon on Wednesday, contingent on operational details being finalized. This transition represents a new chapter for River Plate, as they look to build upon their rich history in Argentine football.

The announcement marks a significant turning point for River Plate following Gallardo's era, where his coaching success had raised expectations immensely. The club aims to regain its competitive edge in both domestic and international tournaments under the new management. Di Carlo's remarks underline the strategic shifts the club is willing to undertake in the pursuit of further successes and the reestablishment of its stature in Argentine football.