Coach leaves Brazil’s Santos 2 months into 3-year contract
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This article was published 26/04/2021 (1927 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
SAO PAULO – Brazilian club Santos and coach Ariel Holan parted ways on Monday, only two months into a three-year contract.
The runner-up of the latest Copa Libertadores was struggling in local championships under the 60-year-old Holan.
The 60-year-old Holan decided to leave after angry fans let off fireworks in front of his apartment late Sunday, hours after Santos lost to Corinthians 2-0, club president Andres Rueda said in a news conference. Rueda said they agreed he should go.
The coach did not comment.
Holan finished his brief stint leading Santos to five losses, four wins and three draws.
Holan won the 2017 Copa Sudamericana with Argentina’s Independiente. He also won last year’s Chile first division with Universidad Catolica.
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