Andrés Guardado Makes Emotional Return to Liga MX with Club León
After weeks of speculation, it is now official: Andrés Guardado has made his long-awaited return to Liga MX. The midfielder was presented at Club León on Thursday, marking his return to Mexican soccer after a 17-year career in Europe.
The announcement was made with an emotional video that tugged at the heartstrings of fans, showcasing Guardado’s journey from a young player leaving his country to his stellar career abroad. At the end of the video, Guardado declared, “I have returned to continue my story with a Lion,” expressing his dedication to his new team.
Guardado’s return to Liga MX comes as a surprise to many, as he had spent the majority of his career in Europe, playing for clubs like Deportivo La Coruña, Valencia, Bayern Leverkusen, and PSV before his most recent stint at Real Betis. With 593 club-level games under his belt, Guardado’s experience and skills will be vital for Club León in the 2024 season.
After a disappointing debut in the Liga MX, where they lost to Tigres, Club León aims to turn things around with the addition of Guardado to their roster. With Nicolás Larcamón as coach and Jorge Bava as their new signing, the team is gearing up for a fresh start in the upcoming matches.
Guardado’s return to Liga MX has been met with excitement and anticipation from fans, and many are eager to see the impact he will have on the team and the league as a whole. As one of Mexico’s most celebrated footballers, Guardado’s return brings a new level of excitement to the Liga MX.