Mexico, January 2 (EFE). – Cristobal Ortega, a long-time Mexican who manages Mexico’s América soccer team, is keeping up with his old team on his social networks at the age of 68.

“Club América deeply deplores the sensible mistake made by Cristóbal Ortega and feels absolutely haunted by our institution. He is proud and in love with the team, which he immersed in the history of our club and in the love of our passion a sus familiar y “Friends in this difficult time,” regrets America in a communication.

Cristobal Ortega is, together with Alfredo Tena, the judge with the most titles in the history of Águilas. Scored 14 in a career that began in 1974 and finished in teal in 1992.

In the Mexican capital, he was on his way to the American capital with 16 league titles on his way to being the greatest player in the history of local soccer.

Three Campeones de Campeones trophies were also won.

In the international environment, Ortega was part of the Águilas when he entered the two Copas Intercontinentales affiliated to the institution and was won by the Boca Juniors in Argentina against the Paraguay Olympia in 1978 and 1991.

Además, it is fundamental to win three league rounds of the Campeones de Concacaf because they have seen the Águilas in their history.

Ortega began his career as an extreme goal. It is characterized by its low stance, averaging 1.65 meters away, which makes it very gifted and difficult to reach.

Over time, with his great financial capacity, he changed the equipment competition, and it turned into an indestructible line with the title of equipment more than a decade ago.

Cristobal was selected for the Argentine World Cup in 1978 when the Mexican combination introduced him to one of its personalities from its history up to the last year.

This was also part of the selection at the México-Mundial 1986, when the Tri achieved its greatest achievement in a Copa del Mundo, a few final proofs that were also received in the 1970 edition, as well as at the farewell.EFE