The blow is still fresh at Racing. The elimination against Boca in the quarter-finals of Copa Argentina, after being 2-0 up until the final minutes, led to the departure of Juan Pablo Vojvoda as the coach of the Academy. One day after the decision made by the management led by Diego Milito, the Cordoban spoke for the first time and reviewed what happened.
In an interview with DSports Radio, the now former head coach stated that he accepted the institution's decision and acknowledged that he is still processing the impact of the defeat against the Xeneize. "It was a decision of the club and I accepted it. They also have their voice and their decision. I am an employee. I was firm, but I understood the situation. I am not going to be an obstacle for Racing,” he explained.
Vojvoda also mentioned that he was willing to face the media immediately after the defeat. "I had no problem speaking the other day (after the defeat against the Xeneize). I found out later. It was a decision of the club. I told the directors that I had no problem going out and facing it. I was not going to hide because of a result,” he recounted.
The last chapter of his time at Racing was written during a meeting with Milito. Vojvoda described the meeting as a cordial conversation. "It was a very simple conversation, with a very cordial treatment, between two people who were hurting. He told me that the results were not being achieved and that they would have to make a change. I accepted that. There is not much more to say", he recounted.
