MLS can save Andres Guardado's career

This Mexican player has stood out for several years in the Mexican National Team, he has even been captain of “El TRI” on several occasions and in World Cups, but he has repeatedly refused to play for a League.

We are talking about Andrés Guardado, the Mexican midfielder has been tempted on several occasions by MLS clubs but he has simply been in charge of rejecting all offers.

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And it is that Guardado simply has not been interested in playing for the MLS, the Mexican soccer player has been playing in Europe for more than 13 years at a high level, he is currently one of the leaders of Betis and has worked for the clubs, Deportivo La Coruña, Valencia , Bayern Leverkusen and PSV Eindhoven, being in most of these teams quite profitable due to its great performance.

Betis could loan Saved to the MLS

Although now there would be a possibility that he would reach the MLS, since the Mexican midfielder has not been registered by his club, due to salary issues. So Saved could go to the United States to stay active and be able to get to the 2022 Qatar World Cup in shape.