San Lorenzo go top of Argentine top flight
San Lorenzo rose to the top of Argentina's Primera Division standings following a fractious 1-1 draw at Huracan.
San Lorenzo completed the signing of Miguel Russo as manager, agreeing to a deal that runs until December 2025.
Russo replaces Leandro Romagnoli, who stepped down last Sunday after a bad run of results.
“The Russo era has begun,” the Buenos Aires club said in a social media post that included video footage of the 68-year-old’s first training session in charge.
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Russo, who was also San Lorenzo’s manager in 2008 and 2009, had been out of work since parting ways with Rosario Central in August.
“I am coming to a big team and I am going to work hard. I’m very happy to be here. I came to work hard… San Lorenzo is a big club… “I live football with great intensity. I analyzed the proposal and did not hesitate to move forward with it,” Rudso said.
The first match of his new spell will be a home clash against Barracas Central in Argentina’s Primera Division on Sunday.
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