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Fernando Ortiz Set to Take the Reins as Rayados' New Coach

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Mexicanist

May 31, 2023 — 4 min read

Fernando Ortiz, the new coach of Rayados, is set to arrive in Monterrey to take charge of the team and lead them to victory.

The highly anticipated arrival of Fernando Ortiz, Rayados' new coach, is finally just around the corner. While fans eagerly await his presence on the field, Ortiz has already hit the ground running, working remotely to prepare for his new role. However, the charismatic coach is set to land in the city on Sunday, adding to the excitement and anticipation surrounding his tenure.

In a bid to kickstart their preseason preparations, América, led by their head coach, Tano's Rayados, will lock horns with Monterrey on June 20 in a friendly match. The clash will take place in Texas, providing an opportunity for both teams to test their mettle ahead of the upcoming season. With Fernando Ortiz at the helm, the encounter promises to be a thrilling spectacle for fans on both sides of the border.

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