Guadalajara Chivas decided not to release four of its players called up to the MLS All-Star Game, prioritizing its match against Puebla to protect its squad's physical load and compete at the highest level in Liga MX.
What happened?
The Guadalajara management considered it best to keep these players in the team's dynamics, avoiding injury or fatigue risks in a key stage of the local tournament.
Why is it important?
This stance makes clear the club's priority: competing at the highest level in Liga MX above exhibition commitments.
What comes next?
With this move, Guadalajara bets on continuity and a competitive focus, even if it means reducing its presence in one of the most media-covered football events in North America. Currently, Guadalajara Chivas is in 11th place in Liga MX, with 3 points and a record of 1 win, 0 draws, and 1 loss in 2 games, and a goal difference of -1. Its next match will be against Puebla on August 1.
