Mexico Football Fans

Wolverhampton Wanderers striker Raul Jimenez has returned to Premier League action with his club after undergoing head surgery following a horrific injury that saw him fracture his skull before the end of last season. The Mexico international striker suffered the career-threatening injury in one of the matches he played for the club last season and many people thought it was going to be the end of his career for him. However, after being attended to by some professional doctors, he underwent a successful surgery and was passed fit to return to the football pitch but not without making use of headgear for his safety.

Wolverhampton Wanderers forward Raul Jimenez is currently torn between working to continue playing in his career under very careful conditions and looking to seal his dream move away from the club. The Mexico international striker suffered a career-threatening injury last season and was ruled out for the rest of the campaign after it was confirmed that he would be needing to undergo surgery. Before the injury, he was in such a fine form for Wolves and was also attracting interest from a couple of clubs in the Premier League, with Manchester United and Arsenal the two major suitors.

Manchester United manager Olé Gunnar Solksjær is desperately in need of a top striker that he can rely on for the long term as he aims to steer the Red Devils to their first English Premier League title since the 2012/2013 season. The Manchester-based club have been linked to a number of strikers in the last couple of months and those links have continued to make the rounds.

Premier League club West Ham United have been one of the unbelievable clubs to watch this season and have shocked a lot of people with how well they have progressed in the current campaign. They are currently one of the clubs fighting for a top-four finish and could end up playing Champions League football next season if the odds work in their favor.

They have started making plans on the players they want to sign in the summer and they could well be close to pulling off a surprise signing. So far this season, David Moyes's has transformed the club into genuine top-four hopefuls and although it will not count as a failure if they end up not finishing the season in the top four of the Premier League table, they would still fancy the idea of being in the elite competition next year.

FC Cincinnati have finally completed the signing of one of the Mexican League's finest players Luciano Acosta and the player will link up with his new club with immediate effect so he can join the squad in preparations ahead of their pre-season games. Acosta is joining Cincinnati Football club from Mexican outfit Atlas Football Club and his move to the Major League Soccer has finally been confirmed after several weeks of the MLS outfit tracking the player.

A statement containing fixture schedules has been released by CONCACAF as the eight teams in the competition have now known their fate as regards who they will be playing against and when. The CONCACAF Men's Olympic Qualifying games have been scheduled to be played in Guadalajara, Mexico, between the 18th and 30th of March later this year.

The competition was initially announced to hold in March last year, but due to the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, the tournament was postponed to a further date. The Tokyo Olympics were also postponed to this year as a result of the virus outbreak as well.

Mexico international striker Raul Jimenez has shown the scar he got from the head injury that has ruled him out of action for two months. The Wolverhampton Wanderers star showed the head injury scar while he was in attendance for the Black Country Derby in the Premier League at the weekend. The Black Country Derby is usually contested between Wolverhampton Wanderers and West Brom.

The Mexico national team player was missing for the derby game as expected as a result of the injury. The scar on his head was visible as he sat in the stands to watch the league game between hosts Wolverhampton Wanderers and West Brom in what was the first game of week 19 set of matches in the Premier League. The Black Country Derby was played at the Molineux on Saturday lunchtime.

Gold Cup champions Mexico are one of the few teams with a lengthy unbeaten run in international football after the latest set of games played earlier this month. Mexico took their unbeaten run to ten games after the two matches played during the recent international break.

Mexico have not tasted defeat since they were thrashed 4-0 by Argentina last year. In the friendly game played at the Alamodome Stadium in San Antonio, Texas on the 11th of September in 2019, Argentina scored all the four goals in the first half.

Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Eric Dier has signed a new four-year contract with the club until the summer of 2024. Underlining his long-term importance under manager Jose Mourinho.

The coach of Mexico Gerardo Martino says Spanish side Barcelona only cares about titles managers win when the season ends. Martino managed the defending La Liga champs for only a term in 2013/14 after Tito Vilanova took ill. It was Tito who took over from the legendary Pep Guardiola but his health issues prevented him from staying further at the Nou Camp.