Guillermo Almada Leaves Real Oviedo After Relegation

Guillermo Almada will not extend his contract with Real Oviedo. The Uruguayan coach departs after five months in charge and 21 matches, following the club's relegation to Segunda. Almada was appointed earlier in the season to replace the previous manager. During his short spell he oversaw 21 league fixtures. Before joining Oviedo, Almada enjoyed a successful period with Mexican side Pachuca. His track record in Mexico was highlighted as a key factor in his hiring. Real Oviedo's drop to the Segunda division was confirmed at the end of the campaign. The relegation triggers a restructuring of the coaching staff. With his contract expiring, the club and Almada have agreed not to renew the agreement. The separation is effective immediately after the season concludes. Real Oviedo will now begin a search for a new head coach to lead the team in the upcoming Segunda season. The club aims to restore its status in the top flight.