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“No News”: Aragonés Addresses Erwin Sánchez's Future at Blooming

From El Deber · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Blooming sporting director Carlos Aragonés said there had been no official change in coach Erwin Sánchez's status.
  • Rumors of Sánchez's possible departure followed Blooming's 2-1 loss to Nacional Potosí, with reports also mentioning potential foreign replacements.
  • Sánchez remains in charge ahead of Blooming's Copa Bolivia match against GV San José on Wednesday.

Carlos Aragonés has dismissed reports that Blooming could soon replace coach Erwin Sánchez, saying there is “no news” about the manager's future.

The sporting director spoke after reports suggested Sánchez's position had come under review following Blooming's 2-1 defeat to Nacional Potosí. Speculation also circulated about foreign coaches who could replace the Bolivian manager.

Asked directly about Sánchez, known as Platiní, Aragonés gave a firm response: “No news.” He was also asked whether Blooming's leadership would meet to discuss the team's performance and the coach's future. “For now, they have not told me whether we will have a meeting,” he said, indicating that the club had made no official decision.

No news.

· Carlos AragonésBlooming's sporting director rejected reports of an immediate change in the coaching position.

Blooming now has little time to dwell on the defeat. The team returns to action in the Copa Bolivia on Wednesday, hosting GV San José at 8:30 p.m. The match offers the club a chance to regain ground and confidence.

For now, Sánchez remains in charge, while the club's sports administration continues to report no change in his status.

For now, they have not told me whether we will have a meeting.

· Carlos AragonésHe said he had not been informed of a meeting to discuss the team's performance or Sánchez's future.
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