The player who would return to Chivas from MLS but who neither Vergara nor Peláez want to see

Chivas is in the process of restructuring its roster to try to have a strong team that will provide the coaching staff with enough tools to be able to compete on a one-on-one basis against any institution, which is why they are analyzing in detail each of the additions they are registering.

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Although no reinforcements have been announced so far, it is known that the arrivals of Fernando González and Alan Mozo to the Rebaño for the Apertura 2022 are already closed, the first due to the lack of players in that position in the center of the field at the start of the tournament, while the second due to the absence of a nominal element in the right-back position.

However, there are several players who are on loan to other institutions and who are on the radar to return in case they are required by Ricardo Cadena, who will remain as Guadalajara's permanent coach, although there is one who could not return to the Rojiblanca squad.

Who is the player that neither Vergara nor Peláez want?

Eduardo Chofis López is an element that has attracted attention in MLS due to his performance, mainly last season with the San José Earthquakes under Matías Almeyda; however, he has suffered a drop in play that would make it difficult for the Californians to make the purchase option for the midfielder valid, so he should report to Chiverío, who still owns his card.

Despite this, the board of directors have not forgotten his constant indiscipline, especially the last one in which he was involved and which led to the departure of several players such as Dieter Villalpando, José Juan Vázquez, Alexis Peña, and López himself, which is why he is not contemplated to return to play in the fold as determined by the board of directors, made up of Amaury Vergara and Ricardo Peláez.

After shining in the previous campaign, the MLS team asked Guadalajara to extend his contract for six more months to determine if they would validate the option to purchase, so his contract with the Earthquakes will expire in June 30.

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