Guadalajara Chivas is considering loaning striker Sergio Aguayo to Colombian club Deportes Tolima. The 23-year-old forward, who has seen limited playing time in Liga MX under Gabriel Milito, could seek more minutes in Colombia's Liga Dimayor. The club, currently 12th with 4 points (1W-1D-1L) this season, sees this as an opportunity for the player's development. ## Why is Chivas considering the loan? Chivas' management has expressed willingness to facilitate Aguayo's departure to gain experience. With stiff competition in attack and the team's recent inconsistent form (2W-1D-2L in their last five matches), a loan without a buy option would allow the club to retain the player's rights while he develops in South America. ## What benefits would Aguayo gain? Deportes Tolima offers Aguayo the chance to earn more playing time and compete in the Copa Libertadores, an ideal scenario for his growth. The striker, who has scored 2 goals this season, could return to Chivas with more experience and competitive rhythm. ## What's next for Chivas? While the loan details are finalized, Chivas prepares for their next match against CF Pachuca (13th in the table) on August 29. The team aims to improve their Liga MX standing and close the 3-point gap with league leaders Club América.