Jorge Vergara, the owner of Chivas de Guadalajara, has said that he will do all he can financially to make sure that Javier Hernandez comes to Liga MX instead of the MLS, should the Mexican international leave Manchester United.
Speaking to ESPN Mexico’s Raza Deportivo, Vergara had this to say on the possibility of such move.
The MLS has been making a name for itself in recent years as a "retirement home" for international superstars like David Beckham, Thierry Henry, Frank Lampard, Kaka and Steven Gerrard.
Liga MX has been doing the same thing, with Queretaro spending last season with Ronaldinho on the roster.
Now, though, it looks like Liga MX is looking to up the ante, by obtaining an international star who is still playing at an elite level.
Netflix will debut a soccer dramedy called "Club de Cuervos" August 7, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The Spanish-language series will focus on a feud between competing heirs of a Mexican professional soccer team after the death of the owner and will consist of 13 episodes.
Club de Cuervos is Netflix's first original series produced entirely in Spanish.
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