Coach Andre Jardine can't count on the soccer player being sought after by MLS's Portland Timbers.
Uruguayan striker Jonathan Rodriguez He played with the U-23s this Saturday America And he is in the finalizing details of his departure Portland Timbers of MLS.
Azulkrima Board gave one week's time 'Capecita' Rodriguez To define its future and resources ESPN Negotiated entirely in the last hour Lumber He has made significant progress and will be leaving for soccer in the United States.
'Capecita' Rodriguez He started the U-23 team's game against Tigres. This commitment ended with a narrow victory for the Copa side.
The same source made the comment considering German Berterem refused to sign with the Oregon team. Lumber Accelerated for wages Rodriguez And they increased their chances of taking Charru's services.
He America Club He will be happy with the Americans' new plan, and they have given their consent to make the move and all parties are fine-tuning the final details to close the exchange.
Rodriguez will reach MLS A 4-year contract and as a designated player, so he will earn the highest salary in his team, his rights are practically guaranteed, a necessary situation for the forwards, as he wants to be on Uruguay's roster. Copa America in the summer of 2024.
Jonathan He has missed the last two first-team games. However, he didn't mind being without the player, a week ago they beat Atlas 5-1 and four days later they beat Chivas 3-0 in the same match for the round of 16. The Concacaf Champions Cup.
Brazilian coach, Andre Jardin, will make changes this weekend against Tigres, with the aim of resting his best elements and saving them for the week, when they face the national classics against the Herd.
This Saturday there will be elements such as the featherweight team Ramon Juarez, Luis Fuentes, Santiago Naveda, Javairo Dilrosun And Ilian Hernandez. Additionally, Nestor Araujo is expected to return to the field as he recovers from a torn lateral collateral ligament in his right knee.
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