Guido Rodríguez: From West Ham to LaLiga on a Free Transfer | Fox Sports

The winter transfer market is still busy and an old acquaintance of the Liga MXthe Argentine Guido Rodriguezwill have a new club, leaving behind his time with West Ham in the English Premier League.

The ex of Tijuana and champion with America in the Apertura 2018, he will be a new player of the Valencia in the Spanish LaLiga, where he will fight for a starting place in the midfield of the Che team, which urgently needs to leave the lower zone.

The report, made by Fabrizio Romano, indicates that it will be this weekend when the transfer is completed, with the medical examinations and signature of the footballer taking shape in the next few hours.

In this way the West Ham It is released at no cost to the midfielder, who this season has barely played six games, without finding consistency in the last couple of campaigns in the Premier League.

No place in Liga MX

Although in recent markets there were rumors of a possible return of Rodríguez al mexican soccerthere were no concrete negotiations, not even now that he was available without any charge for his token.

Guido He came to Liga MX in 2016 playing for Tijuana Xolos. After a season, the America He added him to his ranks and there he established himself as one of the best in his position.

After losing the 2019 Apertura Final against Monterreythe player left Betis Spanish at the beginning of 2020, the team that opened the door to Europe for him before his signing with the West Hamwhere he competed with the Mexican Edson Álvarez.

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