Fabrizio Romano gives DETAILS on Guido Rodriguez’s SIGNING with West Ham

Written in NEWS he 2/8/2024 · 16:50 hs

He America club had among its ranks one of the best footballers who stands out today among the midfielders of Europe, in the case of the Argentine Guido Rodriguez who had an important step as an Americanist, consecrating a Liga MX championship and then becoming part of Real Betisa group with which no agreement was reached to renew or sign for another institution.

Let us remember that it was rumored that Guido He would become part of Futbol Club Barcelona, ​​but in the end the transfer of the Argentine did not materialize, leaving him adrift as a free agent who a few hours ago was rumored to be a reinforcement for Tigres. However, Fabrizio Romano gave details about his verbal agreement with West Hamwhere he will apparently sign on Saturday after his medical tests.

EXCL: West Ham book Guido Rodriguez medical on Saturday and then it’s time to sign the contract! Rodriguez, available as a free agent after leaving Betis and Barca, the verbal deal fell through in June. West Ham agreed terms today and he’s ready for the medical. Here we go.

Did Guido Rodríguez do the right thing by not renewing his contract with Betis?

In general, it is not clear why Guido He did not want to continue in the green and white team, where he won a cup and was fundamental in the midfield, he even earned the consideration of Barcelona, ​​a highly prestigious club that could take him further, but whatever the reason, everything points to the fact that he will meet again with Edson Alvarez in a medium-demand team.

The midfield pair that gave such good results to America when they were together he will now have the chance to share a dressing room once again but in the Premier League, which speaks well of the development of talent in the Eagles but also of the search for the same in other foreign elements such as himself Guido Rodriguez.

Why did America suffer the consequences of Guido’s non-renewal?

For several months it was mentioned that if Guido He was leaving for another team as a sale from Real Betis, part of the money would go to America, but due to the lack of interest from the player himself, the Eagles were left without the profit that would give them the percentage of the card that they still kept from Rodríguez.