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Espanyol, with Watt among owners, sack González after loss to 4th-tier side | Z50 News

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Espanyol, with Watt among owners, sack González after loss to 4th-tier side

October 28, 2026

Espanyol, the LaLiga side whose ownership group includes former NFL star J.J. Watt, have sacked coach Manolo González following Tuesday's Copa del Rey exit to fourth-tier side Sestao River.

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