Source: Instagram

I mean come on on one they put he so close and the other they talking about he shot it to the moon🤦‍♂️

Source: Starting Lineup

Source: Full Squad List

We should make an exhaustive list of teams throughout the years that had the most sponsorship logos on the jersey? We need a definitive answer. Haha.

Honorable mention: the antithesis is when Chivas wiped all their sponsorships, will that ever happen again in this day and age lol, I know Vergara sold it as a “we’re not nacos” play, but we knew it was to make the sponsors pay more dinero ultimately! Lol.

I see everyone either making it seem likes it’s a given or that he’s not even close and staying in LigaMx.

I think he’s good enough to go obviously but realistically he would end up somewhere like Feyenoord but of course they won’t pay the over inflated liga mx value.

So I think he’s ending up in liga mx still tigres or America and just be another what could have been not that his talent isn’t good enough. But a what could have been if the league system was more focused on improving the national team players.

Source: ACAjaccio

Dirigida por Alberto Arnaut, la producción reúne imágenes de archivo y testimonios de vixtimas, periodistas, autoridades y personas relacionadas con el caso. Entre los participantes figuran Óscar Balderas, Marion Reimers, Álvaro Morales y el gobernador Mauricio Kuri.

La serie examina las versiones sobre los hechos, sus consecuencias y las interrogantes que persisten sobre la seguridad en los estadios mexicanos.

Obviously not possible right? But imagine dawg that would be one of the worst news to ever touch Liga mx history.

Raul Jimenez

“Raul injured his left MCL against Everton, which was four weeks ago now and unfortunately the injury has not responded as we expected, so we've decided that the best thing is to have surgery to repair that ligament. Normally the ligament for a fairly low-grade injury would heal on its own, however this has not responded as we were expecting, and after regularly scanning for the last three weeks, the ligament is not healing in the anticipated way. We've consulted with several knee specialists and decided the best course of action is to move to surgery to ensure that we are back in control of the time frames and have a clear idea of when he will be back.

“There is a danger that we can keep waiting for things to improve by treating the knee conservatively (without surgery), but if that doesn't happen, then at that stage we need to have surgery and waste more time. So, he'll have the surgery on Friday in London, and then he'll have around three months of rehabilitation before he's ready to play again. It’s obviously really disappointing for all of us, but we need to look forward, get the surgery done and start the rehab process as soon as we can to get him back on the pitch helping the team as quickly as we can.

“After surgery, there's a period when you can't do too much whilst the initial wound heals. It is fairly straightforward surgery for an experienced knee surgeon – the ligament is reattached to the tibia and there is no reconstruction required. The first two weeks he’ll be working on the muscles to maintain the bulk, then after two weeks, once through the initial post-operative phase, he can progress the work in the gym and pool and start to build towards full-weight bearing activities at around four weeks.

“He's obviously really disappointed, as we all are. We all hoped that after the initial scans he would have been back pretty quickly, but unfortunately it's not responding at all. He's disappointed, but he's also happy that we've now got a plan in place with real clarity. We can build around that and make sure that we're getting him back in the time frame.”

Two legends respecting somebody who became a club legend not very long ago (Wolves legend)

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