Juan Carlos Osorio is leaving his position as Paraguay coach for personal reason.
Juan Carlos Osorio is no longer head coach of Paraguay after he and the country’s football association announced they would part ways by mutual consent.
Osorio made the announcement alongside APF president Robert Harrison at a joint news conference, citing family issues as the reason for leaving his post.
#Atención Presidente de la Asociación Paraguaya de Fútbol y Juan Carlos Osorio confirman que, por mutuo acuerdo, el colombiano ya no será más el técnico de la @Albirroja https://t.co/31ewj7oAOW pic.twitter.com/JppuCyddXW— Última Hora BluRadio (@UltimaHoraBLU) February 13, 2019
“For my own family reasons, unfortunately I can’t continue in the job,” said Osorio. “I’d like to thank you all for your support. It brought me pride to manage, lead and train the national team.”
Harrison…
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