Johan Vásquez was one of the defenders with the best projection in Mexican soccer. The Aztec left the Liga MX to Genoa of Italy. After an excellent season, The Aztec was transferred to Cremonese so that he could continue acquiring filming in Serie A. But after half a season with the club, Vásquez has been relegated in the squad.
Genoa were relegated, but one of the team’s highest points was Johan Vásquez and his defensive performance. This allowed the Mexican to be loaned to Cremonese, a recently promoted club that seeks to stay in the Italian first division. But the Mexican is not in the coaching staff’s plans and is paying the consequences.
The former defender of Pumas de la UNAM has not had many minutes on the field. According to information compiled by Fútbol Total MX, the loan condition is what affects Johan Vásquez at the club. The strategist would not look favorably on having a footballer who will leave the institution in a few months. Under these circumstances, Vásquez loses the fight with players who belong 100% to the team.
A season to forget
Johan Vásquez was a great alternative for the defense of the Mexican National Team, but his lack of rhythm slows down his projection and it detracts from merits to be part of El Tri in new processes. The former Pumas de la UNAM player has only played 11 games in the season and accumulates 733 minutes on the fielda quota that generates little interest among clubs that previously wanted to acquire it.
It is not to remember that Vásquez’s file still belongs to Genoa. The club signed a link with the Mexican until June 2026. In the event that Genoa fails to rise to the top flight (third in Serie B), a new loan would be among Vásquez’s options to continue his career. Leipzig would have been among the candidates months ago.
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