Luis Chavez He achieved his desired first opportunity in the Old Continent and is not wasting it. The former Liga MX player went to one of the most important clubs in Russia and He is leaving very good records and even high-quality goals.
From the beginning, Luis Chávez’s departure was very eventful. The former Club Pachuca player had an outstanding participation in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar amid the Mexican failure. This made several teams interested in him.
However, reports indicated that the Mexican team, owner of his chip, put many obstacles in the Aztec’s departure. In fact, Feyenoord could have been his destiny, but in the end it was Dynamo Moscow, the club that put up the money for the Mexican.
“When Dynamo spoke to my agents and they let me know, I was very excited. It was the first team that contacted uswe knew of the trust that the coach and the club had in us, as well as the effort he was making. I am privileged to be living this, no one from the MX League had been able to come. I feel a lot of responsibility, I want to leave a good impression so that more Mexicans can come to this league,” said Chávez in statements compiled by Futbol Total MX.
The contribution of Luis Chávez in Russia
Adapting to Russian football is not an easy task. The climate factor is the main problem for foreigners and, in fact, This also affects teams in international competitions because their tournaments stop in the middle of the competition.
Despite this, Luis Chávez was able to gradually adapt to the demands of the Old Continent and specifically Russian football. Until now the Aztec accumulates 26 games with the Dynamo Moscow shirt. The midfielder of the Mexican team has 4 goals and 2 assists so far in the tournament.
In addition, Luis Chávez has been awarded for his high-quality goals. In a match against Akhmat, the former Club Pachuca player showed how polite his left foot is and he scored a great long distance goal. This score was awarded as the best goal of the month of March in Russian football.
The Aztec has a contract with the Russian club until June 2027. At 28 years old, the Aztec can still take another leap to a larger tournament in Europe. The value of Chávez’s token is around $8.5 million dollars.
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