Turco Mohamed regrets Chivas' absence for All-Star Game: 'I would have liked to have all of them'

What happened?

Chivas coach Antonio 'Turco' Mohamed spoke about the team's absences for the MLS All-Star Game and admitted he would have liked to have a full team.

Why it matters for Chivas?

The strategist, who directs the best Mexican football players in this event, avoided entering controversy over Chivas' decision not to lend some of its players and assured that each club knows the physical situation of its elements.

What comes next?

Asked about the absence of Rebaño players, the 'Turco' left clear that he does not have an opinion on the decisions of Guadalajara. 'I don't have an answer because each team knows its day-to-day, its intimacy. There are players like Kevin Castañeda, who arrived yesterday with a problem in the knee and will not be able to play, and surely other players will be physically fit. I think that question should be asked to the inside of Chivas,' he said.

Although he recognized that the absences represent a loss for the spectacle, Mohamed highlighted the level of the team with which he counts to face the MLS figures. We have players of great level. I would have liked to have all of them, but nothing, the ones that are there are good.

Despite the absences, the coach confides in the representative of the Liga MX to compete at the maximum level and search for a victory that will help to balance the score in the rivalry against Major League Soccer.

In the current context, Chivas is 11th in Liga MX with 3 points, 1 win and 1 loss in 2 games, and a balance of 1 goal in favor and 2 against. The team has a next match against Puebla on August 1.