Mercado: Will signing Cade Cowell break Chivas tradition?

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Chivas de Guadalajara Fernando Gago is at full speed in preparing the squad he wants to star in. Closes 2024. Sacred Flock need to find an important forward and in addition to Chicharito, the club is considering his arrival Cade Cowell In the transfer market.

The potential signing of Cade Cowell has generated a lot of controversy among fans on social networks, especially since it is the United States team. And this will endanger Chivas de Guadalajara has a tradition of only having Mexican players.

“Guadalajara is negotiating the arrival of Cade Cowell starting in 2024. The Mexican-American is one of Fernando Hero’s main options for Chivas in this market. “Negotiations have been going on for days”, Journalist Rodrigo Camacho expressed, confirmed interest in ‘9’.

Cade Cowell currently serves as the starting forward for this San Jose Earthquake, a team with whom he has solidified himself by playing 20 duels since the start. However, there is a reason why the striker does not break the tradition of not playing with foreign players.

Cade Cowell gets his Mexican passport

Arrival of Cade Cowell will not in any way violate the laws of Chivas de Guadalajara, far from it. And the forward has a Mexican passport and his mother is of Mexican nationality, so he has no problem playing with the Sacred Flock.

This information was disclosed by Consul Alejandra Bologna, who announced that the attacker had his Mexican passport.“We gave a passport to Cade Cowell, star of the San Jose Earthquakes, a proud soccer player of dual nationality,” The official expressed on his social network.

It is worth noting Cade Cowell made his MLS debut under Matias Almeida, who was on the bench for the San Jose Earthquakes. Since then he has played a total of 114 games, scoring a total of 12 goals with the American team shirt.

When does Chivas debut?

Sacred Flock is preparing to make its debut in Clausura 2024, where it will face Santos Laguna in a duel that will take place on this day. Saturday, January 14, from 7:00 p.m. (Central Mexico Time).