Guadalajara Chivas could lose Sergio Aguayo Guadalajara Chivas may face a key departure before the Leagues Cup 2026. Sergio Aguayo, a striker with limited playing time, is set to join Deportes Tolima in Colombia on a one-year loan without a buy option. The club agrees to this move to give the player more minutes, as competition with Armando González, Ricardo Marín, and Ángel Sepúlveda is fierce. League standing: 12th in Liga MX, 4 pts, 1W-1D-1L from 3 games, recent form DWL. ## Why is Aguayo leaving? Aguayo, 22, has struggled to secure a spot in the Rebaño Sagrado. With just 2 goals this season, the forward seeks more opportunities in Colombia. The deal includes a clause allowing Chivas to recall him after six months if needed. This move mirrors that of Teun Wilke, also loaned to a Colombian team. ## What's next for Chivas? Aguayo's potential exit isn't the only one. Miguel Tapias is also in talks with FC Juárez, though negotiations may slow due to the coaching change in the border team. Meanwhile, Chivas prepares for the Leagues Cup, aiming to improve after a 1-1 draw against Puebla on August 1. ## How does this affect the team? With Aguayo's sale, Chivas may adjust its squad for the Apertura 2026. The team, currently 12th in Liga MX with 4 points, needs to strengthen its attack. Their next match is against Santos Laguna on August 17, where they aim to secure three points to close the gap on leaders Club América.