Major League Soccer’s San Jose Earthquakes are reportedly making a play for Mexican striker Brandon Vazquez, who currently plays for Monterrey’s Rayados.
According to reports from Super Deportivo, the Earthquakes have submitted an offer to Monterrey for the 26-year-old forward.
Vazquez is no stranger to MLS, having previously played for Atlanta United, where he won both the MLS Cup in 2018 and the US Open Cup in 2019. He later joined FC Cincinnati, helping them secure the Supporters’ Shield in 2023.
“Super Deportivo was able to know that the team of the MLS wants to buy Vázquez and has already made the offer to the Liga MX club.”
Vazquez returned to Liga MX in 2024, joining Rayados for the Clausura tournament. During that season, he played 943 minutes across 19 games, scoring six goals. In the current Apertura 2024 season,he has contributed three goals in 18 appearances.
The striker has also earned international recognition, representing the United States national team.
Rayados are set to face Atlético de San Luis in the second leg of their semifinal matchup this Saturday, December 7th, at 8:00 pm.
“Rayados will face the second leg of the semifinals against Atlético de San Luis this Saturday, December 7 at 8:00 pm.”
In a stunning turn of events, Mexican soccer star Santiago Giménez has secured a transfer to the prestigious English Premier League club, Feyenoord Rotterdam. The move marks a significant step forward in the young striker’s career, propelling him onto the global stage.
Giménez, who previously played for Cruz Azul in Liga MX, has signed a four-year contract with Feyenoord. The transfer fee is reported to be around $7 million, a testament to the 22-year-old’s burgeoning talent.
“I am very happy to be here,” Giménez expressed, his excitement palpable. “Feyenoord is a great club with a rich history, and I am eager to contribute to its success.”
Giménez’s arrival at feyenoord is expected to bolster the team’s attacking prowess.Known for his clinical finishing and impressive work rate, the Mexican international is poised to make an immediate impact in the Eredivisie.
The transfer has generated considerable buzz among Mexican soccer fans, who are eager to see Giménez shine on the European stage. His move to Feyenoord is seen as a major milestone for Mexican football, further solidifying the country’s growing presence in the global game.
Giménez’s journey to Feyenoord is a testament to his dedication and talent. Having honed his skills in Liga MX, he is now ready to embrace the challenges and opportunities that await him in the highly competitive world of the Premier League.
“I am confident that I can succeed here,” Giménez stated resolutely. “I am ready to give my all for Feyenoord and help the team achieve its goals.”
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**World-Today-News Exclusive Interview: MLS Insider on the San Jose Earthquakes’ Pursuit of Brandon Vazquez**
**By Jessica Nguyen, Senior Editor, World-Today-News**
With rumors swirling around the potential transfer of Mexican striker Brandon Vazquez from Monterrey’s rayados to the San Jose Earthquakes, we sat down with MLS insider, Alex Ramirez, to break down the details and analyze what this move could mean for both player and club.
**World-Today-News:** Alex, reports suggest the Earthquakes have submitted an offer for Vazquez. Is this a credible rumor,and what are the chances of it happening?
**Alex Ramirez:** This isn’t just a rumor; its gaining serious traction. Sources within MLS tell me san Jose is indeed making a strong push for Vazquez. They’re aware of his impressive track record both in Liga MX and MLS, and they see him as the missing piece in their attacking puzzle. Monterrey may be open to selling,especially considering Vazquez’s limited playing time recently.
**World-Today-News:** Vazquez is a proven goalscorer with MLS experience. How would he fit into the Earthquakes’ current squad?
**Alex Ramirez:** Vazquez brings a potent blend of physicality, pace, and clinical finishing. He’s a natural target man who can hold up the ball, bring his teammates into play, and find the back of the net with regularity. san Jose relies heavily on counter-attacks, and Vazquez’s speed and directness would make him a nightmare to contain for opposing defenses.
**World-Today-News:** Vazquez has tasted success in both MLS and Liga MX, winning trophies with Atlanta United and FC Cincinnati. What motivates him to possibly return to the league?
**Alex Ramirez:** I believe Vazquez sees MLS as a platform to further elevate his profile and potentially earn a move to a top European club. He’s still young, and his experience in both leagues gives him a unique advantage. San Jose can offer him consistent playing time and a chance to lead their attack, which could catapult him back into the spotlight.
**World-Today-News:** What would Vazquez’s arrival mean for the Earthquakes’ ambitions in the upcoming season?
**Alex Ramirez:** Signing Vazquez would be a massive statement of intent from San Jose. They’ve been steadily improving under Head Coach Luchi Gonzalez, but lacked that cutting edge in attack.Vazquez would undoubtedly be the focal point of their offense, and his arrival could propel them into serious contention for a playoff spot and even a deep run in the Lamar Hunt U.S.Open Cup.
**World-Today-News:** What’s next in this transfer saga?
**Alex Ramirez:** We’re in a holding pattern right now.Negotiations are ongoing between the clubs,and it ultimately comes down to Monterrey’s asking price and San jose’s willingness to meet it.
Though, both sides seem motivated to make this deal happen. I wouldn’t be surprised if we see an agreement finalized in the coming weeks.
This potential transfer story is definitely one to watch closely, as it could have important implications for both the san Jose Earthquakes and the MLS landscape as a whole.
