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Alajuelense president seeks to retain coach Óscar Ramírez

Overview

Following a period of interim management, Óscar “Macho” Ramírez officially resumed his role as head coach of Liga Deportiva Alajuelense. Upon returning to the High Performance Center (CAR), Ramírez emphasized a winning mentality and suggested that the squad’s familiarity with his methodology, supported by the recent interim work of Bryan Ruiz, would allow for a smooth transition.

During this period, the club saw improvements in player availability, with defenders Alexis Gamboa and Aarón Salazar becoming available for selection, while Isaac Badilla neared a return from a foot injury.

However, the stability of Ramírez’s tenure has since come into question. Ahead of a match against Club Sport Herediano, the 61-year-old manager hinted that his time with the club may be nearing its end. While his current contract includes an option to extend for six months, Ramírez expressed nostalgia regarding his history with the institution and noted he is approaching a stage where he must consider other paths. Despite these reflections, he stated his immediate objectives remain winning the national championship and repeating success in the Copa Centroamericana.

In response to these hints, Alajuelense president Joseph Joseph expressed the club’s desire to retain Ramírez. Although the coach’s current contract is set to expire in December, Joseph stated the institution intends to do everything possible to ensure he continues in his role. The president highlighted Ramírez’s ability to motivate the squad and his capacity to convey a message of effort and dedication, which has generated significant optimism within the club.

Entities

Liga Deportiva Alajuelense · Óscar Ramírez · Ismael Rescalvo · Bryan Ruiz · Alajuelense

Timeline

  1. [SPORTS] 3 sources
    Alajuelense president seeks to retain coach Óscar Ramírez

    Alajuelense president Joseph Joseph confirmed the club aims to renew Óscar Ramírez's contract, which expires in December, praising the coach's ability to motivate the players.

  2. [SPORTS] 3 sources
    Óscar Ramírez hints at potential departure from Alajuelense

    Liga Deportiva Alajuelense coach Óscar Ramírez suggested his current tenure may be ending, expressing nostalgia as he approaches the conclusion of his contract.

  3. [SPORTS] 3 sources
    Alajuelense: Óscar Ramírez resumes coaching role

    Óscar Ramírez resumes coaching Alajuelense, focusing on a winning culture while the squad recovers key defenders Alexis Gamboa and Aarón Salazar.

  4. [SPORTS] 5 sources
    Liga Deportiva Alajuelense reappoints Óscar Ramírez as head coach

    Liga Deportiva Alajuelense has reappointed Óscar Ramírez as head coach for the Apertura 2026 tournament, with an option to extend through 2027, following the departure of Ismael Rescalvo.

  5. [SPORTS] 2 sources
    Bryan Ruiz concludes interim coaching role at Alajuelense

    Bryan Ruiz concludes his successful interim coaching stint at Liga Deportiva Alajuelense, endorsing the potential appointment of Óscar Ramírez as the club's next head coach.

  6. [SPORTS] 9 sources
    Alajuelense appoints Bryan Ruiz as interim coach after Rescalvo departure

    Alajuelense has replaced coach Ismael Rescalvo with interim manager Bryan Ruiz. The club also signed defender Giancarlo González through 2027 to bolster the squad.

  7. [SPORTS] 6 sources
    Alajuelense board ratifies Ismael Rescalvo's continuity

    Alajuelense management has reaffirmed its support for coach Ismael Rescalvo, dismissing rumors of his dismissal despite fan protests and recent poor results in local and regional competitions.

Sources

antorchadeportiva.com · contextohn.com · diarioextra.com · elintransigente.com · elmundo.cr · everardoherrera.com · futbolcentroamerica.com · graficosdeportivos.com · lateja.cr · observador.cr · ontinyent.vilaweb.cat · revistaperfil.com · ticosland.com · ticoslandia.com · yashinquesada.com

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