By Wilson Florez
02 Mar 2024, 10:24 AM EST
Mexican soccer It has been characterized by hiring renowned players. The transfer market is still open for Liga MX and it would be on the radar of a couple of clubs. the world champion Juan Mata.
The veteran Spanish footballer is looking for a new contract in professional football. This possibility has been around for several months. Juan Mata is currently a free agent soccer player and this would be an additive for any club that wants to make an effort to acquire his services.
According to information from RG La Deportiva, the former Manchester United player was among the Tigres de la UANL and Rayados de Monterrey. However, the contract would not be on good terms, since Both squads would already be closed and without options for many changes.
How did Juan Mata do in Japan?
In September 2023, Juan Mata left Galatasaray in the Turkish league to sign for Vissel Kobe in Japan. However, the Spanish midfielder only lasted five months in the Asian institution.
During that time, according to information from Transfermarkt, Juan Mata only played 10 minutes in the Japanese team’s shirt. At 35 years old, the Spaniard is looking to regain his rhythm in another franchise.
Despite this misstep, Juan Mata’s career is indisputable. The Spanish midfielder was trained in the lower categories of Oviedo and Real Madrid. His time in professional football was with the team’s shirts. Valencia, Chelsea, Manchester United and Galatasaray.
Juan Mata also stands out for having played 41 games with the Spanish team, time in which managed to score 11 goals. The midfielder born in Burgos was part of the champion team of the South Africa World Cup 2010.
During his career Juan Mata has won a UEFA Champions League, two UEFA Europa Leagues, two FA Cups, a Copa del Rey, an English League Cup, an English Super Cup, a Turkish league, a Japanese league, a European Championship and the aforementioned 2010 World Cup.
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