Bob Bradley who is the former US National Team coach, is headed to America's biggest soccer rival.

Bradley is set to take over Mexican Primera División side Santos Laguna, according to some local newspapers in Mexico.

He was seeing arriving at the Torreón airport on Sunday evening, reportedly to begin negotiations with the Mexican Club.

However, Sports Illutrated's Grant Wahl said on monday morning that Bob Bradley is still candidate to become Egypt's Soccer Club Manager "that should be decided this week" Wahl wrote on his tweeter feed.

The Mexican Soccer Club Laguna is currently in 14th place in the overall table in Mexico, with a 2-3-1 record, in their most recent match.

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They are not fairing much better in the CONCACAF Champions League. They are currently in 3rd place in group B after 2 rounds. They beat Honduras side Real España at home then lost to Isidro Metapán (El Salvador) now they are 3 points behind group leaders Colorado.

The Club wich lost won the Mexican tittle in Clausura 2008, boasts several big-name players, including veteran El Tri goalkeeper Oswaldo Sanchez, defender Aarón Galindo, Argentine playmaker Daniel "el hachito" LaDueña and Felipe Baloy Panamá striker.

Lately the club has been in the news for off-the-field events, their match against Morelia on August 20th was abandoned due to a gun battle outside the stadium.

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(The U.S. men's national team coach Bob Bradley got fired two months ago, the announcement was made after a meeting at the Home Depot Center in Carson California, between Gulati, Bob Bradley and the U.S. Soccer CEO Dan Flynn. Tons of U.S. Soccer supporters been unhappy with Bradley over the past year or two and felt the team had a golden opportunity slip by them at last year's World Cup, Bradley detractors were also dissapointed with the team's first ever loss in the group stage of this year's Gold Cup. The team made it through to the final but was defeated by Mexico after The US was up 2-0 in the first half and went into the locker room with a 2-1 lead. The U.S. lost that game 4-2.)