He fought with Ochoa and was banned from El Tri, now he earns millions in medicine

Guillermo Ochoa's stay in the Mexican national team has led to several problems with some players who do not agree with his distinctive personality. During his time with El Tri, it was Jesús Corona, the current goalkeeper of Cruz Azul, who had some conflicts with Memo. Now, at the age of 40, he is already looking for work alternatives with a possible retirement from soccer in his sights.

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Corona's idea is to stay close to sports, not specifically soccer. Thus, the goalkeeper decided to invest with his family in a sports rehabilitation clinic in order to help players and athletes with injuries. What would be the new business deal for Cruz Azul's current goalkeeper.

In this way, Chuy Corona could start earning something extra-sporting and outside the playing fields, taking into account his high age and that he may not have many more years left in his career. However, despite choosing this activity, he would also not rule out one day managing in Mexican soccer.

Jesús Corona and his new venture

The rehabilitation clinic that the Corona family has decided to establish would be located in Guadalajara. It is worth remembering that it is a powerful business model, so if it is successful, Corona would have an important income outside the world of soccer. All together with his family and wife.
 

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