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Santiago Ormeño has had a difficult time in Chivas de GuadalajaraWell, let’s remember that the striker has Peruvian nationality and defends the shirt of the South American team, something that the chivahermanos do not fully like. However, this is not all, because his position in the club would not make him happy.
That is why the days as a player of the sacred flock would be numbered for Ormeño, this because the striker would not have a chance against the large number of candidates in the same position under the technical direction of Veljko Paunovic.
This is how he made it known Erick López, TUDN reporter, Well, it was said source who explained that Ormeño has expressed his dissatisfaction with the coaching staff to the be considered as the third or fourth option up front.
In the offensive part, Paunovic has different important names, which are: Ronaldo Cisneros, Daniel Ríos, ‘Tepa’ González, Luis Puente and in the near future JJ Macías. In fact, given the different names, Ormeño was left out of the squad against Rayados de Monterrey, a team that he won 1-0.
To finish, heThe board of directors of the team would have explained to Ormeño that he can leave the club in this same tournamentbut making it clear that I would only leave Chivas if an agreement is reached that suits both parties.
In addition, the information explains that Ormeño will not be released or stop training with the team until a mutual agreement is reached.which is why the striker with Peruvian and Mexican nationality could have a light at the end of the tunnel and change his situation with the Guadalajara team.
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