Former footballer Emanuel "Tito" Villa has announced his return to the Querétaro football club, this time in a different role: as the head coach of the Under-15 category. Villa shared the news through his social media, where he posted a photo wearing the Gallos' attire with the phrase "New challenges."
Villa's connection with Querétaro is not a coincidence, as it was with this team that he ended his professional football career five years ago. During his time as a player for Gallos, he played 78 matches in Liga MX, scoring over 30 goals and achieving titles such as the Copa MX in 2016 and the Supercopa MX in 2017, in addition to winning the scoring title.
Although he will now serve as head coach, Villa will continue his role as an analyst, demonstrating his commitment both to the team and to the new generations of footballers. Although the club has not yet officially confirmed his incorporation, it is expected to be announced soon.
In Villa's words: "But I take it with a lot of commitment and affection because I have grown very fond of the boys." The former striker is excited about this new stage in his career, where he seeks to pass on his experience and knowledge to the young talents that are part of the Under-15 category of the Querétaro team.
