Club León has set ambitious goals for the upcoming season, focusing on securing the talents of renowned Colombian midfielder James Rodríguez and persuading veteran Mexican player Andrés Guardado to come out of retirement to compete in the Club World Cup. Club León is exploring the possibility of signing James Rodríguez, who has been linked to the club, with player Emiliano Rigoni expressing excitement about the potential addition of Rodríguez. Rigoni commented, “James is a player we all admire, and having him with us could take our team to another level.” Meanwhile, the club administration is keen on bringing back 37-year-old Guardado, who announced his immediate retirement from professional football last month after an illustrious career. Guardado’s family and personal interests have made him skeptical about returning; however, the allure of representing León in the prestigious Club World Cup may sway his decision. Sources close to the club suggest that Guardado is weighing the proposal seriously, as duties to Club León will not overlap excessively with his personal commitments. Club León fans remain hopeful that both players will join the team, further augmenting their prospects in both Liga MX and international competitions.
Club León Pursues Signature of James Rodríguez and Plans to Bring Back Andrés Guardado from Retirement
