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By: Kike Frias Posted Jun 25, 2023, 12:58 pm EDT
While preparing with the Mexico team for the Gold Cup, Raúl Jiménez continues to be a reason for conversation for the unknown that represents his future in football.
The Mexican striker has chained several bad seasons with physical problems and poor performance, especially the last one in which it was not taken into account by Wolverhampton in Julen Lopetegui’s new project.
Now the striker has several offers on the table to continue his career in Europe, but the ones that sound more powerful come from the MLS and specifically from Inter Miami.
The East Coast franchise, owned by David Beckham, Keep collecting good players to surround Lionel Messi. Added to the Venezuelan Josef Martínez, in recent days he has finalized the incorporation of the veteran Sergio Busquets and now he is after the ‘Mexican wolf’.
At 30 years old, Raúl Jiménez could reject continuing in the European requirement and bet on his stability and that of his family in the United States, although it will not be a simple decision.
Added to this, he has one more year on his contract at Wolverhampton, but at the end of the 2022/2023 season it became very clear that both parties want to separate, so the English club would not put up any obstacles to letting him go, even with the termination letter under arm.
Everything is in rumors, but TUDN announced that representatives of Inter Miami have already knocked on the door: they have had telephone meetings with Raúl Jiménez’s agent, so the player already has an offer.
For now, the striker remains focused on the Gold Cup and with El Tri, who will play against Honduras, then Haiti and then the invited Qatar, all this assuming that he will go to the next phase of the tournament, which he arrives under a negative stigma and great doubts from the fans and sports analysis.
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