Will Diego Vázquez continue leading the Honduran national team? Fenafuth speaks out and the Municipality of Guatemala awaits

The Honduran national team played his third game in the Concacaf Nations League after facing two duels against Curaçao and one against Canada.

After these three challenges, the future of the technician Diego Vazquez he is uncertain at the command of the Bicolor, since his bond was only for this commitment.

As detailed Raphael Villedaa member of the Selection Commission, the Argentine coach ended his term after this duel against Canada.

“What I can say is that the arrangement that was made with Diego Vázquez was for the three gamesthe last one with Canada, we of the Selection Commission have to sit down to see what is defined with Professor Vázquez”.

Villeda was very direct and clear, after expressing that after concluding the agreement with Vázquez, it is best to give yourself a space to thoroughly analyze what is happening in our football and thus make a decision.

“I would prefer not to name yet to a coach of the National Team, but to fully enter into an in-depth analysis of Honduran soccer in general”.

WHAT DO THE MEMBERS OF FENAFUT THINK?

Jorge Salomón, president of Fenafuth, has ratified Villeda’s position and assures that: “It’s the deal you have (three matches for Diego Vázquez) and the Selection Commission will decide in a meeting that will be held later”.

And he adds: “Ending today, the Selection Commission will meet and it will be defined It is the most recommendedonce this Nations League game is over, we will talk about it”.

For his part, José Mejía, secretary of Fenafuth, also ratifies the agreement that linked Vázquez to the Honduran squad.

“Diego has a contract for three games but it has an open clause and he has the option to continue with the contract, it is a clause that is stipulated and it will be the Selection Committee that will decide whether to continue or appoint another coach”.

But he explains that the Bicolor has plans for friendly matches. “We have finished three friendliestwo in September and one in October although there is no FIFA date”.

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Diego Vázquez maintains a very high profile after his campaign at the helm of Motagua, where he managed five titles and became the most historic of the blue institution.

After this outstanding tour in the Honduran tournament and with outstanding representations in the Concacaf tournaments, where he was denied the title three times, his name became relevant in the region.

Vázquez for several seasons has been wanted by clubs in Costa Rica and Guatemala. He is currently a strong candidate to take the reins of the Municipal.

According to Chapines media, Vázquez would be joining the club after this duel that ended against Canada.