Overview
- He stated “it is only a temporary retirement” as he intends to rest and spend time with his family before considering his next role.
- Throughout a 37-year span he managed 14 Liga MX clubs and briefly led Mexico in two World Cup qualifying matches in 2013.
- He departs with 15 official titles to his name, including five Liga MX championships and three consecutive CONCACAF Champions League victories with Monterrey.
- His final tenure at Mazatlán FC in the 2024–25 season ended without a Liguilla berth, prompting his decision to step away.
- Nicknamed the “Rey Midas” for his knack of turning teams into champions, he ranks among the top five most decorated coaches in Mexican football history.