The Central American country’s National Football Federation has confirmed the Colombian as coach, returning to the cast of Catracho, with whom he traveled to the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
Reinaldo Rueda has a new challenge. After the bad memory that the coach evokes for the Qualifiers for Qatar 2022, during which he did not do well with Chile and Colombia, the strategist returns to where he was happy and where people appreciate him. This Sunday it was confirmed that the 66-year-old player from Cali will assume the bench of the Honduran team, with a view to qualifying for the 2026 World Cup, which will have Concacaf teams as organizers.
Rueda, who even acquired Honduran nationalitywas in the H between 2006 and 2010, being the second team he managed, after the Colombian. He is an idol in the Central American country because led the catrachos to the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. In the African event, they faced Chile, in the group stage. Marcelo Bielsa’s debut for La Roja was against Honduras, with a 1-0 domestic victory thanks to a goal from Jean Beauséjour, in Nelspruit.
Apart from qualifying for the World Cup, another notable result is the third place obtained at the Concacaf Gold Cup in 2009, behind the greats of the confederation: Mexico and the United States.
“The FENAFUTH selection committee has chosen Reinaldo Rueda Rivera as head of the technical direction of the Honduran national team to fulfill the new dream of the Catracho People’s World Cup. After several weeks of conversations, and a final meeting this Sunday between the small committee of the selections commission and Professor Reinaldo Rueda, they were able to finalize the final contractual details that bind him to each person’s team. there National Football Federation of Honduras .
In addition, it is added that “the selection committee is sure that Honduran fans inside and outside our territory receive with joy and sincere hope the news that merges into a multiverse of qualities for Professor Rueda, who 13 years ago gave our country the smile of the World Cups, after 28 years of drought from Spain 82″.
“For Professor Rueda’s yes, only one reason prevailed, the love he has for Honduras and its people, everything he received in his first experience in which he led us to the second historic World Cup”, adds the note of FENAFUTH.
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