Head coach of Spanish Granada CF resigns

Ruslan Sadigov
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The Spanish club Granada CF has dismissed its head coach Alexander Medina, Report informs referring to La Liga’s official website.

The 45-year-old specialist resigned due to the unsuccessful performance of the team. Medina worked in Granada CF for only 4 months. He was appointed to this post in November 2023. The team lost 12 of 17 games under the leadership of the Uruguayan coach, drew 4 and won only once.

Granada CF is ranked 19th in the tournament table with 14 points after 29 rounds.

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