Former Argentine international striker Hernan Crespo decided to give up training for Divensa e Justicia after a few weeks of leading him to the historic crowning of the title “Copa Sudamericana”, which is parallel to the European League “Europa League” in South America.
The 45-year-old received the training of this modest team from the southern suburbs of the capital, Buenos Aires, which was launched by a bus company, in January 2020, to be his fourth training experience after the Italian youth team Parma (2014-2015), the Italian Modena (2015-2016) and the Argentine Banfield (2018-2019) ).
The former goalscorer, who spent most of his career in the Italian league, succeeded in the Italian league, moving between Parma (1996-2000 and 2010-2012), Lazio (2000-2002), Inter Milan (2002-2003 and 2006-2009), Milan (2004-2005) and Genoa (2009-2010). Interspersed with his passage to Chelsea, England, in leading this modest team at the end of January to the historic achievement by winning the final of the second most important competition on the continent after the Copa Libertadores over his compatriot Lanus 3-0.
But this achievement did not prevent him from taking the decision to leave, which he announced in a message on Instagram, in which he said: I want to inform you that I will leave, with the coaching staff, from Divenza e Justicia. I am grateful for your warm reception, affection and confidence in our work.
He addressed the club’s fans by saying: To all the fans of Divenza e Justicia who have provided us in this epidemic year as a result of the outbreak of the Coronavirus, their unconditional support, encouragement and affection in every possible way. Divensa e Justicia will forever remain in my heart and my family’s heart, thank you!
According to Argentine media, Crespo has been asked to oversee the Chilean team in the South American qualifiers for the 2022 World Cup and the Copa America, scheduled for next June in Argentina and Colombia.
It was also reported that Crespo also received an offer from Brazilian club Sao Paulo to succeed Fernando Deniz, but there is a possibility that he would also return to Europe, specifically to Italy, in order to be with his three daughters again after being away from them for a long time due to the health crisis and travel restrictions.
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