Toluca already has a plan B if Cavani doesn't accept and would sign FC Barcelona player

It has been a long time since the last legendary signing in Liga MX was Ronaldinho, who came to play for Gallos Blancos del Querétaro on September 5, 2014, when Olegario Vázquez Aldir, owner of the team, confirmed through his Twitter account the signing of "Dinho" with the Mexican First Division team. At that moment, all eyes in the world turned to Mexican soccer, thinking that there would be more spectacular signings. 

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Unfortunately, the phenomenon has not been repeated and although talented foreigners continue to arrive in Mexican soccer, the event that the Brazilian represented for Mexican soccer has not been repeated. Or at least not until now, since a Mexican soccer club wants to perform such a feat.

Toluca has been linked with Edinson Cavani, a striker who has just been released from Manchester United, so clubs from all over the world have been looking for the player to sign him but so far there has been no confirmation as to whether the player has already entered into negotiations with any club. Toluca has been insistently looking for the player but apparently, they already have a plan B in case the player decides not to choose Liga MX as his next destination. 

Toluca's plan B if Cavani does not arrive, would come from FC Barcelona

According to TUDN, Luuk de Jong is in the sights of the Scarlets' board in case Edinson Cavani does not agree to wear the Red Devils' uniform. The player had already been previously sounded out by America, so it would not be strange for the Dutch striker if another Mexican soccer team sought to sign him to play. However, the player who plays for FC Barcelona would have the last word. Last season, the Dutchman played 21 games with the Culé club, scoring 6 goals, so he could give Toluca the attacking power it has been lacking. 

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