Sadness in Millionaires and in some sector of the Albiazul fans. This Tuesday, the death of Ángel Castelnoble, a coach who went through Millonarios 24 years ago, was confirmed from Uruguay. The Uruguayan had been struggling with a painful cancer, and at the age of 75 he died.
The newspaper ‘The country’, from Uruguay, reported that “the historic Nacional player died this Tuesday, according to what the Uruguayan Association of Soccer Coaches (AUDEF) made known in their social networks, since he knew how to be president of that organization. A bone cancer complicated the health of the ‘Bebe’ “.
Castelnoble was in 1997 in charge of Millionaires. He directed in 21 games, including the Colombian league and the Copa Libertadores; In the local championship it did not go well for him and that is why he resigned, despite the fact that in the Libertadores he did a good job in the group stage.
The ‘Baby’, as the Uruguayan coach was known, led clubs such as Olimpia (Paraguay), Emelec (Ecuador) and several clubs in his country; In addition, he was in youth processes with the Uruguay national team.
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