Lamela's Monterrey Role Explained
The transfer of Argentine star Erik Lamela to the Mexican club Monterrey sparked widespread controversy, after he appeared in official records as a "Equipment Manager," despite working as the team's assistant coach. This is due to the Mexican league regulations which require a certified coaching license to register anyone as an assistant coach, and at the time, Lamela did not possess such a license, as he was still enrolled in a UEFA Pro course that lasts 12 months. He was temporarily registered on the club's platform as an "Equipment Manager" to allow him to attend matches, while he was actually working within the technical staff alongside his coach, Mathias Almeida. He participates in training sessions and analyzes opponents, marking the beginning of transferring his experience as a former European player after retiring due to chronic injuries. It is expected that Lamela will obtain a certified coaching license in the future to be officially appointed as an assistant coach.
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