Alexis Vega has no problem recognizing that his absence in the Mexico national team It is an issue that affects you. The forward of the Red Devils of Toluca He recently seemed satisfied with his current status although El Tri is a pending issue and he hopes to have a new opportunity to return.
In an interview with FOX Sports Mexico, the Mexican player who was part of the Aztec team that was present at the Qatar 2022 World Cup and was eliminated in the group stage, pointed out that not being taken into account has served as a learning experience for him.
Protagonist of a disciplinary episode during the last Apertura 2023 Tournament, Alexis Vega ended up leaving Chivas de Guadalajara to return to Toluca where he is having a good time that he hopes will help him eventually be taken into account again by Jaime Lozano.
“The issue of selection is something that hurts me a lot because it is not taken into account. But hey, that has helped me reflect, to take things more seriously.”recognized the attacker who played, so far, his last match with El Tri on September 10, 2023 against Australia (2-2).
Alexis Vega, who is one of the key players in this semester with Toluca, which is in third place in the Clausura 2024 Tournament classification after having played 13 games, pointed out that he remains focused on being able to play again with the Mexican National Team .
“I am working as hard as I can, it is a goal I have, but in the meantime I have to support them from home and if I have the opportunity to wear the green again I will do it in the best way and I will give everything for my country”continued the forward who also aims to win a title with the Red Devils.
“After eight years of playing in the First Division I have not had the opportunity to become champion, I have lost two finals. But now I think I have a good squad, a good team with high-quality players and I am sure that we will enter the league and that we can fight for the title.”he commented.
Alexis Vega did not miss the opportunity to thank the fact that he was able to return to the team where he took his first steps as a professional for four seasons before leaving for Chivas de Guadalajara where he was for the last five and a half seasons.
“I am very happy to have arrived home again. They welcomed me with open arms. I have the impressive support of the fans, the coaching staff, and the institution itself. After so long that I didn’t have a good time, now little by little I am returning to my level.”considered.
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