The goalkeeper that Chivas is looking to hire and is not Carlos Acevedo

The Guadalajara club has had several problems this season, the goalkeeper Miguel Jimenez has made several mistakes, the team managers are looking for a new goalkeeper. Fernando Hierro wants to hire Carlos Acevedo but the high cost of the Santos Laguna player could prevent the hiring.

The departure of Rodolfo Cota from the team several years ago has caused great problems in finding a great goalkeeper, Antonio Rodriguez, Raúl Gudiño and Miguel Jiménez have not given the team security. Without a doubt, the goalkeeper position has been a true suffering for the managers of Chivas.

Carlos Acevedo is the main option for the Guadalajara club but the goalkeeper has a cost of 8 million dollars and wants to have a salary of three million dollars per season. The owner of the team Amaury Vergara hesitates to pay this large amount for the player of the Mexican National Team.

The manager Fernando Hierro is looking for another option and it is that of Hugo González, the Necaxa goalkeeper has an offer from Pumas but a few years ago Ricardo Peláez wanted to hire him for the Guadalajara club, although he was unsuccessful, the bad thing for Chivas is that this player a few years ago he played with club América.

Hugo González acknowledged that Chivas sought to hire him

In an interview with TUDN, the goalkeeper acknowledged that a few years ago Chivas tried to hire him but Monterrey did not accept the offer from the Guadalajara club. : "It did not happen, it was complicated because there was an issue that was involved in Monterrey and they, who are the owners of my letter, decided no and well, it was practically for that reason, because it was nothing to be done but it could not be done And that's where that opportunity was lost."