Hugo Sánchez, the greatest reference in soccer in Mexico and the UNAM Pumas, in the face of all the versions that have been handled about the future of the coach of the Pedregal cats, Efraín Juárez, advised him to go to Europe, as is speculated in various media, instead of continuing in Mexico.

After the great season that the university students had and that made their fans think that they could end the 15-year title drought, but that in the end they fell short due to the defeat against Cruz Azul, it is believed that Juárez would not have the conviction to continue another semester because there is no promise of being able to maintain the same team.

For this reason, Hugo Sánchez, when asked about his colleague's future, advised that the Pumas strategist should make the decision to go to Europe in order to continue growing and preparing more to pave the way in this complicated profession.

"Next season will be the same or better, depending on whether Efraín continues or not. I tell you that if I were Efraín, what would I do? Because last night we were talking and I wanted to say it. If I were Efraín, I would go to Europe," stated the so-called Hugol.

Hugo, who more than 20 years ago achieved the feat of leading the Pumas to the two-time championship, assured that Efraín Juárez's work has been excellent at leading the team, because in addition to restructuring several things, he also knows how to divert attention towards him so that his players do not feel the pressure, something that Pentapichichi himself also used at the time and is a frequent practice around the world.

Meanwhile, in the panorama of Efraín Juárez, it continues to be stated that he will continue in the university team and that he will reject the offer from Anderlecht in Belgian football, where even his agent David Baldwin, on social networks, has guaranteed his continuity in the feline squad.

Juárez has earned the reputation of polarizing opinions due to its attitudes, which on many occasions exceed its duties on the field of play and which ultimately take the toll on the cats, as happened in the grand final with Cruz Azul, where they believed they had the title in their hands ahead of time.