💣 Rafa Márquez could call up three Chivas players for his El Tri debut
Rafa Márquez’s era in charge of the Mexican National Team is about to begin, and the new head coach has requested special permission from Chivas de Guadalajara. Despite the restriction limiting clu...
Rafa Márquez, the new head coach of the Mexican National Team, is set to make his debut with a request to call up three players from Chivas de Guadalajara. Although the Liga MX schedule prohibits clubs from releasing more than two players, Márquez aims to take advantage of the opportunity. Two prominent World Cup veterans are expected to be among those called up: Raúl Rangel, the reliable starting goalkeeper known for his exceptional footwork, and Roberto Piojo Alvarado, a key attacking forward who has become a vital player for the national team.
The third player selected would represent a bold move by Márquez. Diego Campillo and Bryan Cotorro González are the two main contenders for the left-back position, with Campillo's strong defensive skills and precise distribution making him a strong choice to fill this crucial role.
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