Iñigo Pérez Steps Down as Rayo Vallecano Coach

Iñigo Pérez has announced he will not continue as Rayo Vallecano's coach next season. The Spanish manager led the club to a historic Conference League final against Crystal Palace this week.

President Raúl Martín Presa made the announcement during a press conference on Friday, marking the end of Pérez's two-and-a-half-year tenure. sports24.club

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