Luis Romo is the new Guadalajara player | OneFootball

Guadalajara has a luxury reinforcement for the Clausura 2025 and the Concacaf Champions Cup, as national team player Luis Romo will be donning the Rojiblanca. With his arrival, the Rebaño Sagrado's squad will be strengthened, since in addition to strengthening the midfield, a player with a lot of experience will be added.

Who is Luis Romo?- He is 29 years old, was born in Los Mochis, Sinaloa and plays as a midfielder. He made his debut as a central defender with the Querétaro Roosters and his skills led him to become one of the best midfielders in Mexican soccer.

What is his soccer trajectory?- He was formed in the Querétaro youth academy, where he became one of the best national prospects and later emigrated to Cruz Azul, a club where he had two spells; he also played with Rayados del Monterrey.- He has won 3 titles: the MX Cup in AP16 with the Gallos, as well as the MX League in CL21 and the Champion of Champions of that soccer year with Cruz Azul.- He has 2 important achievements with the National Team, as he won the Gold Cup in 2023 and won the Bronze medal in Tokyo 2020. He has more than 50 games with El Tri and was part of the team that participated in the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.

What are his soccer skills?- His greatest virtue on the field is his privileged ball striking, either to activate teammates with a long pass or even to shoot at the goal. - He has good driving skills and takes advantage of his physicality to take advantage in receptions, which makes him a very difficult player to press.- Although he is a great finisher from the front area, his maximum impact is in defensive tasks, as he has a tremendous interpretation of the game. - His arrival is pure gold for Óscar García, as he can use him as a midfielder or as a central midfielder, as he did at Cruz Azul.

Welcome to Chivas, Luis!

Technical Sheet- Name: Luis Francisco Romo Barrón- Date of birth: June 05, 1995- Place of birth: Ahome, Sinaloa- Position: Midfielder- Career: Querétaro, Cruz Azul (two stints) and Monterrey.

Liga MX Statistics:- Titles: 2 (Liga MX CL21 and Champion of Champions AP20-CL21).- Games played: 215- Minutes played: 16,516- Goals: 18- Assists: 35- Yellow cards: 19- Expulsions: 1

Statistics with the Mexican National Team:- Honors: Bronze Medal at Tokyo 2020 and Gold Cup Champion 2023.- Games Played: 54