Chaquito’s refusal prevents Espiritu Santo from directing his fifth Mexican film

Nuno Espirito Santo has already coached several Mexican players such as Miguel Layun, Hector Herrera, Jesus Corona and Raul Jimenez. He was looking forward to coaching Santiago Jimenez, but he will no longer arrive at Nottingham Forest.

With over 12 years unbroken since his first appearance on the bench, the coach Nuno Espirito Santo He was looking forward to training his fifth Mexican player in Europe.

Everything seems to indicate that it will be so. Santiago JimenezBut it can’t be since he moved to Nottingham Forest He has fallen, according to information gathered by ESPN.

With previous experience at both Rio Ave (2012-14) and Valencia (2014-16), the third team in the history of Holy Spirit FC Porto, the Portuguese team that during those years was the main support for Mexican footballers in football in the “old continent”, with the defender Miguel Layonmidfielder Hector Herrera And forward Crown of Jesus In their ranks to face the 2016-2017 season.

In its second session with Porto Club, Miguel Layon He played 25 matches in all tournaments and scored three goals, but he went through a period of hiatus due to two injuries that kept him away from football at the end of 2016.

And in his second campaign as well. Crown of Jesus He was one of the stars of the Porto team, where he played 41 matches, scoring six goals and distributing nine assists, while Hector Herrera He also enjoyed the coach’s full confidence, having played 35 duels in his record, accompanied by two goals and six creative efforts.

At the end of the 2016-2017 season. Porto Club The team finished second in the league with 76 points, six points behind champions Benfica, while they were eliminated in the Portuguese Cup in the fourth round by Chaves on penalties, and in the Champions League they were eliminated in the round of 16 by Juventus. Because of the above, Nuno Espirito Santo and Porto Club They parted ways at the end of the season despite signing for another season.

The next adventure for Nuno Espirito Santo Take it to England to be directed. Wolverhampton Wanderers In the Championship (second tier), at the end of his first year with the team (2018-19), he won promotion to the Premier League as champion, after collecting 99 points in 46 matches and nine from the closest to him, Cardiff City. The persecuted.

To face his first season in the Premier League since the 2011-12 season, Wolverhampton Wanderers He has his sights set on the Mexican striker. Raul Jimenezwho shone with Atletico Madrid, enjoyed a good time at Benfica and was ready to take on the challenge within the elite league during the summer ahead of the 2019-20 season.

During its first session with Wolverhampton Wanderers, Raul Jimenez He was the undisputed initiator of Nuno Espirito Santo He concluded that period with 44 shooting appearances in all competitions, scoring 17 goals and providing seven assists, but the Mexican striker’s best form came in 2019-20, with 55 appearances and a remarkable 27 goals and ten assists.

The last season of Nuno Espirito Santo with Wolverhampton Wanderers 2020-21, however, was not fully featured. Raul JimenezThe Mexican suffered a horrific head-on collision with Arsenal defender David Luiz, which kept him out of action for nearly eight months.

Final results for Nuno Espirito Santo In front ofWolvesIt was the seventh best place in Premier League (2018-19), Semi-final FA Cup (1018-19), Fourth Round in English Football League Cup (2019-20) and the quarter-finals in Europa League (2019-20).

In parallel, Raul Jimenez You built a history worth remembering. Wolverhampton Wandererswhose greatest individual achievement was becoming the club’s top scorer in Premier LeagueBecause in January 2020, under orders Nuno Espirito SantoHe surpassed the Scotsman Steven Fletcher with 23 goals at the top of the English Premier League.