Millonarios F.C. has been navigating a turbulent period marked by managerial changes and internal conflicts. In December 2024, Alberto Gamero resigned as head coach after a five-year tenure that yielded a Copa Colombia title and a Liga BetPlay championship. Despite these achievements, his time was also characterized by inconsistent performances, leading to varied reactions from fans and management.
Following Gamero’s departure, David González assumed the role of head coach. However, his tenure has been challenging, with the team facing early eliminations from competitions and a lack of significant activity in the transfer market. The anticipated signings of Yairo Moreno and Andrés Colorado fell through due to financial disagreements, leading to fan dissatisfaction and strained relations with supporters.
Complicating matters further, a recent incident involving Alfredo Morelos, a striker on loan from Santos, has added to the club’s woes. During a match, Deportes Tolima’s coach, David González, referred to Morelos as “drunk” just before he entered the pitch. González later apologized, attributing his outburst to a loss of temper, but Morelos did not accept the apology, citing a lack of respect.
These developments have left Millonarios F.C. in a state of flux, with fans and stakeholders hoping for stability and improved performances in the coming months.
