Overview
- Multiple Mexican outlets reported that Juárez resigned from Pumas by telephone, and the club made immediate attempts to reach him after the call.
- Reports attribute the split to irreconcilable differences with the directiva over sporting planning and the club’s willingness to sign the reinforcements Juárez requested.
- Juárez’s contract runs through December 2026, so Pumas and the coach must now negotiate how any termination or severance will be handled.
- Media named Guillermo Vázquez as the leading candidate to take over at Pumas, though the club had not issued an official confirmation as of the latest reports.
- Some outlets separately reported an unconfirmed offer from a Belgian club for Juárez and warned the departure could prompt player departures or changes to Pumas’ summer transfer plans.