Kily González tapped to coach Messi at Inter Miami, but faces doubts and a major challenge
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- Former player Kily González has been chosen to coach Lionel Messi at Inter Miami, marking his first coaching role outside Argentina.
- González's previous coaching record shows a win rate of approximately 33 percent, raising some doubts about his appointment.
- Inter Miami is currently on a five-game winless streak, and González awaits his work permit before officially taking charge.
The appointment of Kily González as the new coach for Inter Miami, where he will potentially manage Lionel Messi, has generated a mix of anticipation and skepticism. This move represents González's first foray into coaching outside of his native Argentina.
His track record presents a notable point of discussion, with a win percentage hovering around 33 percent from his previous coaching experiences. This statistic has led to questions and doubts among observers regarding his suitability for the high-profile role at the Major League Soccer club.
Adding to the challenge, Inter Miami is currently enduring a difficult period, having failed to secure a victory in their last five matches. The team is set to host Montreal at the DRV PNK Stadium, but González is still awaiting his work permit, which is necessary for him to officially begin his duties.
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Originally published by Clarín in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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