While Vela underestimates El Tri, what does Dani Alves think of Mexican soccer?

One of the main topics that encompass the subject of the national team is precisely the possible participation of Carlos Vela in the different competitions with El Tri. Undoubtedly, to talk about Vela is to talk about one of the most talented Mexicans today, however, his decisions and positions have conditioned the possibility of seeing him representing the colors of the Mexican team.

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Soccer players' decisions to travel and represent their countries go beyond their own desire to play for their country. The context of each player who may have minutes with El Tri varies. However, the desire to see LAFC's No. 10 playing on the sideline with the Mexican jersey is a desire of more than one fan.
 

Despite this, Carlos Vela's position is clear. He has no intention of representing Mexico for the time being. Rather, he prefers to step aside and give the opportunity to new talents. Sometimes, people think that the soccer player looks down on local soccer. However, one player who is clear about what is happening in the Mexican country and the level of its soccer is Dani Alves.

What does Alves have to say about Mexican soccer?

On many occasions, Alves has shown himself to be an enthusiast of Mexican soccer. He has even taken the time to state some opinions on the matter: "We are watching the other rivals knowing that Mexico, which is a team I love, treats the ball well and I am in love with them".

Alves has already been rumored to reinforce more than one team in Liga MX after not renewing his contract with FC Barcelona. The last club to which he has been linked is precisely Piojo Herrera's Tigres. However, the coach was very blunt in assuring that he would not contribute much to the club. A statement that did not sit very well with the Brazilian and he responded through his networks.

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