Born in
Córdoba, Flores only played amateur football before deciding he would become a coach at the age of 24. before moving to Ireland in 2013 to study for UEFA qualifications. While in Ireland, Flores worked as a
barista in a
coffeehouse and played for
Dublin-based side
Kingswood Castle; at the club, he also helped managing the youth teams. he was invited by Bielsa to join his coaching staff at
Olympique de Marseille. Flores worked under Bielsa for a total of seven years, at
Lazio,
Lille OSC and
Leeds United. Flores' first professional match occurred on 5 September 2021, a 4–0 home routing of
Gimnasia La Plata. The following April, he left the club on a mutual agreement. On 3 November 2022, Flores returned to Godoy Cruz, after being appointed manager for the upcoming season, but again left the club the following 10 April, after being dismissed. On 11 December 2023, Flores was named manager of
San Martín de Tucumán. He led the club to the
2024 Primera Nacional final, losing to
Aldosivi, but missed out promotion in the Torneo Reducido after being knocked out in the semifinals by
Gimnasia y Esgrima de Mendoza; on 13 December 2024, he was sacked. On 10 February 2025, Flores was named in charge of
Gimnasia La Plata back in the top tier, but was dismissed on 11 May. On 4 June 2025, Flores signed in
Maccabi Haifa from
Israeli Premier League for one year, but was sacked on 20 October 2025 after winning just 4 matches out of 11 in charge. On 12 February of the following year, he returned to the Argentine top tier after being named manager of
Instituto. ==References==