Diego Cocca resigned as head coach of Talleres de Córdoba after just 41 days in charge and before making his official debut. Cocca, who was appointed on May 28, 2025, cited dissatisfaction with the club's management, specifically the lack of reinforcements and the potential sale of four players without any new signings. He denied any personal conflict with club president Andrés Fassi, emphasizing that the situation did not meet his expectations and led to an uncomfortable environment. Cocca's departure came just two days before the start of the tournament, and reports indicate he may have received offers to coach a CONCACAF national team. In a separate development, Maxi Salas publicly criticized Racing Club's management following his transfer to River Plate. Salas accused the Racing leadership, including Diego Milito, of mistreatment and failing to update his contract despite repeated requests. He denied allegations of breaking his word and explained that his decision to leave was driven by dignity after months of poor treatment. Salas acknowledged some mistakes in his departure but highlighted the club's lack of support and misinformation provided to the media.