Andrés Guardado revealed his biggest concern before Qatar 2022: “There is no money to pay me for that”

Andrés Guardado revealed his biggest concern before Qatar 2022: “There is no money to pay me for that”


The Mexican could not play the first two dates of Spanish football.

The Mexican could not play the first two dates of Spanish football.

Photo: Eloisa Sanchez / Imago7

Andrés Guardado, Mexican midfielder for Betis, revealed that he lived under several months of stress due to the impossibility of playing with the Spanish club after not registering it during the first two dates of La Liga, a situation for which he thought he would be left without a team and without rhythm to reach the 2022 Qatar World Cup.

“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 differently, but having the World Cup there, I was really worried, because in the worst case scenario, I would be left without registering and not having a team”, said Guardado in an interview with the TUDN network.

The Mexican explained that economics was not a problem for him due to contract issues, but reaching the World Cup without playing was something that worried him because he wants to show his best level in Qatar 2022, which may be his last World Cup as a player. the Mexico team.

“Perhaps economically it did not affect me much, because in the end the team would have had an administrative punishment and would have had to pay my contract anyway, but not having a place to play these six months, with three months left until the World Cup, I think there is no money to pay me for that, so it was what stressed me the most, frustrated me and what worried me the most, “said ‘The Little Prince’.

Saved expressed that there were several months of stress due to the uncertainty of not knowing if he would play or if he could find another club to stay in shape and arrive with the best possible rhythm in Group C of the World Cup that Mexico shares with Poland, Argentina and Saudi Arabia.

“It was a very intense month because obviously because of the situation that I had to live through, a very stressful situation, because I told you that what is most complicated or the worst for me is uncertainty, then not knowing what was really going to happen, that they did not give you a guarantee of something, neither here nor there, if in the end if it was going to be registered or not”, commented.

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