La Máquina de Cruz Azul is going through one of its worst moments after its recent elimination from the Leagues Cup and placing last in the Apertura 2023 tournament of Liga MX with a total of zero points, which is why the team’s board of directors has made the decision to reinforce their ranks with a star who would arrive from Europe to try to improve the offense.
According to the information provided by the TUDN journalist, Adrián Esparza Oteo, the cement team is in negotiations with Real Betis to take over the services of striker Willian José for this championship and thus try to add more goals to their matches.
Willian José has become one of the main options for the board of directors and the coaching staff led by Ricardo ‘Tuca’ Ferretti; This is due to the fact that the player has nine consecutive seasons playing for teams in the Premier League of England and for La Liga of Spain, being his best stage in both tournaments when he played for Real Sociedad.
The Spanish-Brazilian soccer player arrived at Real Betis on loan and was later forced to buy; Despite this decision, the player failed to meet the team’s expectations, so they are looking for him to move to another team with which he can have better results despite having a four-year contract with the Spanish.
Willian José, 31, is not the only option that Cruz Azul’s Máquina has to reinforce its lead, because there are also other alternatives such as Juan Ignacio Dinenno, who has become one of the team’s aspirants to be able to seize their services.
Currently, the cement team is in the last position of the classification table of the 2023 Apertura tournament of the MX League with zero points, in addition to being the only team that has not achieved any victory in this new campaign.
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