Guadalajara Chivas owner Amaury Vergara expressed his desire for South Koreans and Mexico to qualify in the 2026 World Cup. The South Korea national team held their first training session in Guadalajara, their base camp in the 2026 World Cup, on Saturday. In the Verde Valle facilities, the Chivas owner, Amaury Vergara, was present. The businessman was very attentive to the Asian team's practice, from the side of the field. He also issued a message in which he wished that both Mexicans and Koreans dominate Group A to advance to the next phase. "Good morning to everyone. For Guadalajara, it is an honor to welcome the national team of Korea, which awakens admiration and affection around the world. Full of talented players who compete for some of the best clubs in the planet. I would like to welcome them to the most Mexican host city of this World Cup, which is also the home of the most iconic and important club in the country, Club Deportivo Guadalajara, or as we all know, Chivas de Guadalajara", explained during the message he issued in English. Amaury Vergara, present at the South Korea training ⚽️🤓🇰🇷 — AS México (@ASMexico) June 6, 2026 🎥: @huerta_cesar pic.twitter.com/SGuxGKsjyy "I am sure that when they stay in our city, they will live wonderful memories and a great appreciation for everything we have to offer. Their games in Guadalajara will be played in one of the best stadiums in the world. The Guadalajara Stadium was built over 15 years ago with the dream of hosting a World Cup. And very soon, that dream will become a reality with national teams and world-class players, like them. The facilities where they will train, called Verde Valle, have also been subjected to a comprehensive renovation to meet the highest international standards", continued before the training started. "Just like the stadium, this investment in the World Cup will leave a lasting legacy for our club and our fans. South Korea knows what it means to be a host of a World Cup. We understand the commitment and responsibility that comes with receiving a national team of their stature. We are sure that we will exceed their expectations. I would like to wish them the best of luck. I hope that Mexico and South Korea advance together to the next phase. Feel at home and enjoy this city as much as we love it. Thank you and welcome. Welcome. Thank you, thank you all", concluded Amaury Vergara.
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Amaury Vergara welcomes South Korea to Guadalajara Chivas
Guadalajara Chivas owner Amaury Vergara welcomes South Korea to Guadalajara, their base camp in the 2026 World Cup.
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