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Unlike Pumas and Dani Alves, Blue Cross He failed to sign the 2023 transfer with Luis Suarez. The Uruguayan despises the Azzurri’s offer to switch to Brazilian football with Gremio and thus joins the group of elite footballers who rejected Liga MX in the decline of their careers.
Claudius Bravo
The Chilean goalkeeper signed for two seasons with Betis and in his presentation he assured it had offers to play in Liga MX in 2020.
“There were possibilities in other places in South America, Mexico, other destinations in Europe. Logically the presence of Manuel (Pellegrini) influences. When there is seriousness behind a project and it also influences the desire to do good things. And I also have teammates that I’ve had the opportunity to meet in other teams and that benefits when it comes to adapting, ”he assured him.
Luke de Young
Luuk de Jong said no to Mexican soccer three times. The Sevilla striker rejected in 2018 in América, in 2019 in Rayados and finally in Tolucawho was looking for a category 9 for his team in the summer of this 2022.
Four years ago the striker looked strong for the Coapa team when he was a PSV player. However, even though his father and his representative arrived in Mexico City to speak with the council, ended up renewing with the Farmers.
A year after turning down América, Monterrey was willing to pay a significant fee for the services of the Dutch striker. However, ruled out the possibility of playing in Mexico to get to Euro 2020 in better shape, so he stayed at Sevilla. The Northerners signed Vincent Janssen in place of him.
Edinson Cavani
There is no doubt that the scarlet set has been the most rejected and especially in this last year in which He even tried to bring in Suárez in the summer. In addition to the Gunman, Dia also knocked on Cavani’s door.
Toluca has put on the table a figure of 5 million dollars a year for two seasons, that is 10 million dollars. However, he rejected them and signed a contract with Valencia until June 2024, with which will ask for a sum of 2.5 million euros ($2.8 million) annually.
