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It's worth it? The millionaire that Raúl Jiménez rejected to continue in the Premier League

Raúl Jiménez recently turned down a significant financial offer to remain in the Premier League, raising questions about the decision's wort

By David Arengas

Raúl Jiménez Photo: Goal

Raúl Jiménez, the Mexican striker shining at Fulham, has stunned the football world by revealing he has turned down lucrative offers from Asian clubs to continue his career in the Premier League. The Mexican has prioritized competitive level and his dream of playing in another World Cup over financial gain.

In a recent interview, Jiménez confessed that he has received offers that would have quintupled his current salary. However, the Mexican striker has decided to remain loyal to the English league, where he believes he can continue to grow as a footballer and achieve his goal of representing Mexico at the 2026 World Cup.

"I've had the opportunity to earn much more money in other leagues, but my priority has always been to play at the highest level. The Premier League is the best league in the world and I want to keep competing here," said Jiménez.

A Role Model

Raúl Jiménez's decision is a clear example that money is not everything in football. The Mexican striker has shown that passion for the sport and sporting ambition can be more important than financial benefits.

His commitment to Fulham and the Mexican national team makes him a role model for young generations of footballers. Jiménez has demonstrated that it is possible to combine sporting success with loyalty to a team and a country.

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