Andrés Guardado captain of the Mexican National Team and Real Betis player.
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the mexican soccer player Andrés Guardado confessed in an interview to TUDN that he was afraid of running out of a team just three months before the start of the Qatar 2022 World Cup. The statements were made when questioned about the delay that he experienced to be registered with Real Betis during this season, a situation that ended up being resolved but that did not end up being easy for the captain of the Mexican National Team.
“The year of the World Cup was what made me the most nervous, if the World Cup had not existed, I think the best thing would have been differentlybut having the World Cup there I was really worried”, said Andrés Guardado in statements to TUDN reviewed by the portal Halftime.
The soccer above the economic for Andrés Guardado
The captain of the Mexican National Team stressed that At an economic level, the issue of running out of a team might not have affected him as much compared to what it would be like to be inactive with only three months to go before the top World Cup event. He assured that in this scenario the club should cancel his salary in the same way, however the sports cost would have been irreparable in the face of his World Cup aspirations.
Andrés Guardado admitted that the situation stressed him out and even made him feel frustrated imagining the situation coming to the worst and kept him extremely worried. “Not having a place to play three months before the World Cup, I think there is no money to pay for that,” he said.
Finally Andrés Guardado was registered
Andrew Saved was finally registered but had to wait until the third day of La Liga and there he debuted against Real Madrid also wearing the captain’s armband and showing that he is a key piece of the team led by Manuel Pellegrini.
Until now he added a victory against Osasuna and was present in the defeat against Real Madrid as well as in his team’s UEFA Europa League triumph over HJK Helsinki. For now, calm returns and Andrés Guardado secures a position among those led by Tata Martino.