Foot : L'Argentin Cocca remercié par les Tigres et futur sélectionneur du Mexique

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Foot : L'Argentin Cocca remercié par les Tigres et futur sélectionneur du Mexique

L'Argentin Diego Cocca a été démis de ses fonctions d'entraîneur des Tigres de Monterrey et va être nommé sélectionneur de l'équipe du Mexique, a annoncé le club mexicain jeudi. «Nous avons décidé de mettre un terme au contrat de Diego Cocca (…) après avoir appris sa décision d'accepter le poste de sélectionneur de l'équipe nationale»,

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