🚨 Rayados officially unveil their new manager
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The Monterrey Striped Ones presented with great fanfare the new manager of the club. It's Domenec Torrent who arrives with a single goal: to win championships.
"Queremos ser protagonistas con el balón. Nos gusta ser verticales, atacar y buscar el arco contrario". 🎙️ @DomeTorrent.⚽🔥 pic.twitter.com/NZKqBv8siZ
— Rayados (@Rayados) May 26, 2025
The Striped Ones have the Club World Cup just around the corner, where they will face Inter and River Plate in the first phase. The coach will have little time to work but knows the demands they face.
"Venimos con mucha ilusión. Sabemos qué es Rayados y la exigencia del Club".🎙️@DomeTorrent.💪🏼Ⓜ️👉🏼 https://t.co/FVYEkqFDuY pic.twitter.com/7Dh4TXGKO0
— Rayados (@Rayados) May 26, 2025
The latest strategists have not given results in Monterrey, will the Spaniard be able to shine with the Striped Ones?
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