Edgar Mejía Departs Querétaro Femenil Amidst Restructuring

Why this matters: The change in leadership signifies a pivotal moment for Querétaro Femenil as they aim to improve their performance and competitiveness in Liga MX Femenil. A new coach could bring fresh strategies and player development approaches.

Edgar Mejía, known as 'Chore', managed Querétaro Femenil for one tournament, facing significant challenges in achieving positive results. The team's poor performance in the Clausura 2026, marked by a single victory, led to a mutual decision for Mejía to step down.

The club's statement acknowledged Mejía's professionalism and leadership, while Mejía himself reflected on his efforts to build a foundation for the team. Despite the disappointing results, both parties expressed respect and gratitude for the opportunity.

Looking ahead, Querétaro Femenil is focused on finding a new coach who can guide the team towards its sporting and institutional objectives. The ideal candidate will likely need to implement a comprehensive strategy to improve both team performance and player development. Fans have expressed interest in seeing a woman take over the position.

Mejía's departure was a mutual decision between him and the club, following a disappointing season.

The team managed only one win, two draws, and 14 losses in the Clausura 2026 season.

The club is actively seeking a new coach to lead the team in the upcoming Apertura 2026 tournament. No candidates have been officially announced.

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