Zubeldía Steps Down as São Paulo Coach Amid Inconsistent Results and Internal Frictions
Facundo Trotta Arrieta
Dailysports's expert
Luis Zubeldía is no longer São Paulo’s head coach. Following a spell marked by erratic performances and reported internal disagreements, the Argentine tactician and the club’s board reached an early termination agreement, bringing his tenure to an end. Although the official announcement is pending, club sources confirmed it will be made public in the coming hours.
The departure was reportedly amicable and free of public controversy. Zubeldía was in charge for 422 days, during which he led the team in 82 matches. His record stands at 37 wins, 24 draws, and 21 losses, with a win rate of 54.87%.
Despite the turbulence, his stint will be remembered for an attacking playing style and his willingness to integrate young talents into the senior squad. However, the inability to maintain consistent form ultimately proved decisive in the club’s decision to part ways.
Articles
04 july 2025, 07:15
Jota, Reyes, Malanda, Deyna: famous and lesser-known footballers who died in car accidents
Football news
02 july 2025, 09:30
Nasreddin Nabi's renewed team: What Kaizer Chiefs Might Look Like in the 2025/26 Season
Football news
02 july 2025, 07:44
The Women's Euro 2025 kicks off today: who are the bookmakers' favorites?
Lifestyle
01 july 2025, 10:45
Girls of the day: the most beautiful footballers of the upcoming UEFA Women's Euro 2025
Lifestyle
01 july 2025, 07:10
Top 10: Which footballers’ wives and girlfriends are the most popular on social media
