The number 10 number has become vacant in Blue Cross and it seems that a Mexican footballer could occupy it starting at Clausura 2024. La Maquina has accelerated on this last day for Alexis Vega and it is a matter of time before the attacker leaves Guadalajara lands after a year to be forgotten with Chivas and becomes the sixth cement reinforcement. The first national for Martín Anselmi.
The principle of agreement at least is now a fact. At La Noria they are preparing what could be the bomb signing for the next tournament in the local market. In the last hours Negotiations began between both directiveswhich have been on the best terms, even with a salary reduction.
The Sacred Flock would pocket around three million dollars for the transfer of Alexis Vega, to whom They don’t want to let go for free once his contract expires in six months.
Everything is set for the 26-year-old player to become the most talked-about addition to La Noria for next year, after the issues of indiscipline that have tarnished his image in Chivas and the poor results with the team.
This is how the offensive tricolor moves away from Guadalajara lands and his destiny looks to be celestial, just as he dreamed so many times after he revealed his love for The Machine since he was a child a few months ago.
“I was about 15 years old, at that time my whole family went to Cruz Azul. I had friends, cousins who were fans. A guy who took me to the stadium. We bought our ticket and got into the party. I lasted about a year and a half being from the Cruz Azul bar“, he admitted in a podcast, so now, that image when he was just starting out in soccer with the light blue shirt can become a reality starting next year.
Alexis Vega was looking to be an idol in Guadalajara, but little by little that possibility was diluted by not showing a good level and not being decisive in the final phases for Chivas. Now the player will be able to have a new lease of life in his professional career and perhaps improve his game with the team he loves, which he never could in the Flock.
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