Alan Pulido: Chivas Exit & Transfer Market Drama

Chivas’ position is clear, it wants to find accommodation for the players who do not enter into plans for the Clausura 2026 and with that reduce payroll costs; However, the mission is not so simple, especially due to the high salaries of some of the footballers.

The board continues in talks to try to find accommodation for Érick Gutiérrez and Alan Mozo; however, with Alan Pulido the panorama is much more complicated due to the high salary he receives, in addition to the low level he has and that he is already 34 years old.

That is why As México reporter, César Huerta, revealed that The Tamaulipas striker would be unconcerned and is not doing anything to find a club where he can continue his career.since he has a contract signed for one more year with Guadalajara.

“Alan Pulido has not the slightest interest in lifting a finger. Today they told me: ‘he is not moving anything’. His representative, nothing. Chivas is the one who is fighting to see if he can accommodate Pulido, but he can’t find it.

“The representatives of him, nothing. Like he told them: ‘I have a contract’“, revealed the communicator on his YouTube channel.

How much does Alan Pulido earn with Chivas?

Although the forward agreed to reduce his salary to be able to return to Guadalajara for Clausura 2025, The salary of the Tamaulipas striker would amount to 1.8 million dollars a year, that is, a figure greater than 32 million Mexican pesos by a player who is not even considered.

Why does Chivas no longer want Alan Pulido?

The reality is that the forward has been forced to do so with his low level of football, where He started as the starter with Gabriel Milito, but his performance left much to be desired, so he was benched.

It was later revealed that Puligol could not hide his nightlife in the streets of the Pearl of the Westmainly during the October Festival, so Gabriel Milito’s patience was exhausted and he was marginalized.

Marcus Cole

Marcus Cole is a senior football analyst at Archysport with over a decade of experience covering the NFL, college football, and international football leagues. A former NCAA Division I player turned journalist, Marcus brings an insider's understanding of the game to every breakdown. His work focuses on tactical analysis, draft evaluations, and in-depth game previews. When he's not breaking down film, Marcus covers the intersection of football culture and the communities it shapes across America.

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