Quito League adds two more possible coach options

AdminJanuary 9, 2024

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Quito League

The Quito League has completed its search and already has a new coach.

TO Gustavo Davila

Updated 01/08/2024 – 07:24 PM EST.

**© Getty Images**MALDONADO, URUGUAY – OCTOBER 28: Ezequiel Piovi of Liga Quito lifts the trophy as the team becomes champion after winning the final match of the CONMEBOL 2023 Copa Sudamericana between LDU Quito and Fortaleza at Estadio Domingo Burgueño Miguel on October 28, 2023 in Maldonado, Uruguay. (Photo by Marcelo Endelli/Getty Images)

On Monday, January 8, it was confirmed that the new national team coach Quito League and Luis Subeldia’s replacement will be Josep Alcácer. The Spaniard arrives in Ecuador to play in the lower divisions of Spain. The club chose this candidate among other candidates for the bench.

Information has appeared in the press that the 44-year-old Spaniard will become the next coach of the Quito League. Mr. OFFSIDER confirms that the agreement between the Quito League and Josep Alcácer is complete. The Spanish coach was left without a team in 2024.

The Spaniard coached Granada in Spain as Aitor Karanka’s technical assistant in 2022. His last coaching experience was with Alcorcon B of the Spanish second division.

During his career, he was an assistant coach for teams such as Elche, Getafe, Sporting Gijon and Villarreal. The decision on the new direction of the Quito League has caused significant uncertainty among its fans, since 2024 is considered a very important year for the Albo team.

Luis Zubeldia, champion of LigaPro and Copa Sudamericana 2023, left the club due to the departure of Esteban Paz. Currently, sporting decisions are made by Isaac Alvarez, the club’s president, and Adrian Gabbarini.

Josep Alcácer was Granada’s second coach alongside Aitor Karanka, a former Real Madrid player. Photo: Granada.

Luis Subeldia completed his cycle in the Quito League with these statistics

Finally Luis Subeldia says goodbye to the Quito League after a historic 2023. Between 2022 and 2023, the Argentine coach played 71 games against Albo, winning 40, drawing 22 and losing just 9 games in almost 2 years. His cycle in the “King” ends with the South American Cup and the first Pro League in its history.