Pablo Vicó, who has been in contact with different clubs, has expressed his desire to return to work soon, but has not received any formal approach from Brown de Adrogué. The 70-year-old coach has been without a club since his departure from Brown de Adrogué in mid-2024, where he spent 15 consecutive years as the team's coach, directing over 500 encounters.
Vicó's legacy at Brown de Adrogué is unparalleled, with a record 569 games under his belt, resulting in 204 wins, 185 draws, and 180 defeats. During his tenure, the team achieved two historic ascents to the Primera Nacional, in 2013 and 2015. The coach's influence on the team is still evident, with a tribune at the Lorenzo Arandilla stadium bearing his name.
However, the current situation at Brown de Adrogué is far from ideal, with the team struggling in the Primera B, accumulating 34 points and facing a negative streak of six consecutive matches without scoring three points. The team is just three points away from the relegation zone, occupied by UAI Urquiza.
Vicó's statement has put an end to speculation about his potential return to Brown de Adrogué, with the coach admitting that no one from the club has contacted him to discuss a possible return.