From Hidalgo, to Guanajuato again. Yairo Moreno ended his relationship with Pachuca after finishing the assignment in the tuzos, and returned to Club León. As ‘Fiera’, Yairo has already started work ahead of what will be the second tournament of the year. With an uncertain future, it was not known if the Colombian was going to return to this club, or if they could sell him to Toluca, since he was also one of the suitors.
Before starting the finals, Yairo Moreno, far from continuing in Pachuca, asked the Uruguayan strategist, Guillermo Almada if he could travel to Colombia for personal reasons. The one from Necoclí, Antioquia spoke with the Tuzo directors who allowed him to go to his country, an aspect that showed the little inclusion he had on the playing fields.
In fact, Guillermo Almada explained that sudden departure for TUDN, ‘he traveled to Colombia due to personal problems and has missed many days of training, it will be difficult for him to play again this season, but the leaders could confirm’. With Ignacio Ambriz, a strategist who directed him in the past at Club León, Toluca was interested in having Yairo Moreno, but finally, the Colombian returned to Club León.
After not having the desired minutes, he returned to Club León where he hopes to have several appearances at the ‘Fiera’ again. There where he started the explosion of Yairo Moreno on Mexican soil. With some training already in his new team, Yairo arrived to charm his teammates and the coaching staff, at a press conference, Renato Paiva commented, ‘Yairo totally convinced me. If you have a player with that quality who is worth more than 10 million dollars on the market, you put him in the squad.’
With what was previously said by Renato Paiva, it is possible to see that Yairo Moreno will be in the plans of the Portuguese strategist game by game. In addition, he added, ‘as a soccer coach I want good players and Yairo is a very good player and he has incredible abilities and characteristics, I love developing players.’ With those words, his regularity is assumed, but we will have to wait what the next tournament holds for Necoclí, Antioquia.
