Atlético de Madrid has just announced the arrival of the Mexican executive, Severiano García Ruiz, to the club as the new technical secretary. The colchonero team has decided to dispense with the sports management following Andrea Berta's departure, and both Bucero and Severiano will be in charge of the football area of the colchonero club. Not only that, the entity presided over by Enrique Cerezo explains that Severiano will also be in charge of the franchises in Mexico and Canada.
He will be responsible for the identification, monitoring, and evaluation of players for all our teams in Spain, Mexico, and Canada. According to the colchonero club in the welcome statement, he will report directly to Carlos Bucero and work alongside him. He has already arrived in Madrid to work with the Madrilenian in these last days of the market and for the immediate future.
The main change that will occur with his arrival is that the sports management will no longer have more executives, Berta will be the last. At least that is Bucero's intention, to somewhat replicate Real Madrid's model with Jose Ángel Sánchez and the help of Juni Calafat in the market. Berta, by the way, is aiming at English football, with Manchester United as the team where he is most likely to land.
Alongside the scouting network that Atlético de Madrid has around the world, Severiano, who is especially familiar with the Aztec market, will work. His resume is also interesting, having worked at clubs like Atlas de Guadalajara and Atlético de San Luis itself. In other roles, he passed through companies like Adidas and TV Azteca, and he is a very interesting addition, valued by the colchonero club.