Overview
- The Chinese Super League club confirmed Mora’s hiring, and he affirmed the move on X with a message of gratitude, commitment and ambition.
- Multiple reports say the agreement is a one-year contract with an option for a second season.
- Wuhan Three Towns ended the last campaign in 13th place, four points clear of the drop zone, and is on a seven-match winless run.
- Mora built his reputation at Johor Darul Ta’zim in Malaysia, winning 11 trophies that included five consecutive league titles.
- The appointment comes weeks after he left Querétaro following the Apertura 2025, where his side finished 12th with 20 points, and some reports describe him as the first Mexican to manage in China.