César Montes has clarified that he has no intention of returning to Mexican football, as his dream is to continue playing in Europe. Despite interest from various teams in Mexico, including Chivas, América, Monterrey, and Cruz Azul, Montes expressed his satisfaction with his current situation in a challenging European league.
He emphasized, “Every transfer window, there’s talk of my return, but I’m happy here, competing well. I’m focused on my team and not considering a move back to Mexico.” Montes highlighted that his performance with the national team helps fuel these rumors, yet his priority remains a strong defense and keeping clean sheets for his club.
Ahead of an upcoming match against the United States, Montes acknowledged the threat posed by the American team but expressed confidence in Mexico’s defensive organization. He also spoke highly of having Rafael Márquez as a coach, stating, “It’s a luxury to have your idol as a coach. We listen to him closely, learning a lot from his insights before games.”
In a related note, Alexis Vega from Toluca has acknowledged that he is at a significant juncture in his career, with European opportunities on the horizon. He shared that he feels fulfilled yet aspires to reach new heights in his game. “I’m happy and have found my rhythm, but I know there’s more potential for me to unleash,” he remarked, signifying his commitment to contributing positively both on the field and within the team dynamic.
Vega also expressed gratitude for the support of fans, particularly in the U.S., where the Mexican national team has a strong following, stating, “We feel at home here and want to bring them joy.” He is focused on the team’s goal of winning the upcoming tournaments and contributing to their success.
Both players exhibit a commendable dedication to their careers and teams, and their ambitions for growth in European football highlight a positive trajectory for Mexican talent on the international stage.