Federico Viñas, a ahead for León, has acknowledged that Liga MX “has a ceiling” and has expressed his need to take his profession to the following degree by transferring to Europe. The Uruguayan participant, who has been summoned by Marcelo Bielsa to hunt a spot within the Copa América, not too long ago mentioned the restrictions of Mexican soccer in an interview with Radio Sport 890.
While Viñas acknowledged that Mexican soccer has helped him develop as a participant and an individual, he believes that there comes some extent the place gamers now not aspire to attain extra. He acknowledged, “Mexican soccer gave me every part, I grew lots as a participant and as an individual. There is quite a lot of degree, it makes you develop, however clearly it has a ceiling.”
Viñas expressed his intention to play within the Italian or Spanish leagues, the place there’s already some curiosity in him. He emphasised the significance of continuous to develop as a participant and cited the aggressive nature of European soccer as a key consider his determination to hunt a transfer overseas.
In discussing Mexican gamers, Viñas famous that whereas they possess high quality, the comforts of Liga MX generally is a limitation to their enchancment. He highlighted the necessity for a robust need to proceed progressing and transcend in sports activities, citing Miguel Layún for instance of a participant who understands that enjoying in Europe can provide higher alternatives for growth.
It has been reported that Viñas is more likely to make the transfer to European soccer, with León already getting ready for his departure. Club president Jesús Martínez has acknowledged Viñas’ ambition and potential to achieve Europe, stating, “I feel he’s a participant who can play in Europe with none downside and I hope it occurs.”