He turned down El Tri to play for another national team and now Vergara would bring him to Chivas

The Mexican national team has been able to count on diverse talent from Liga MX or Europe, but has not always been that successful due to their decision to represent another country. Within the local league, there is a team that refuses to hire foreign players and bets on national talent. However, due to the lack of goals, this could change.

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Chivas de Guadalajara is already planning reinforcements in order to face the Apertura 2022 in the best possible way. Their golden rule during most of their recent history could change, as Amaury Vergara is already negotiating the sale of Eduardo López to replace him with another Mexican, who is currently playing for a South American national team.

According to W Deportes' Los Campamentos program, Mexican-Peruvian striker Santiago Ormeño has the go-ahead to join Chivas and the red-and-white team would loan Chofis to Club León. An unimaginable transfer a few seasons ago. 

The reason for having only Mexicans

For those close to the "Rebaño", they know that they have always opted to sign only Mexicans at the club. However, the rule is recent. According to journalist Jesús Hernández, the previous owner of Chivas, Jorge Vergara, would have implemented this rule in order to not allow Hercules Gomez to be signed by the team.

 

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