Chivas vive de las glorias del Campeonísimo: José Luis "Güero" Real

José Luis "Güero" Real is one of the most iconic figures in the history of Chivas, not only as a player and coach, but also as the best football coach in the country's history. In this interview, he argues that Chivas has lost its identity. High-quality players have arrived, but they don't know the team's history. "We're living off the glories of Campeonísimo," the coach maintains. For "Güero" Real, the current board, headed by Amaury Vergara, hasn't created the internal conditions to make everyone—members of the coaching staff, youth teams, and first-team players—aware that Chivas' social and sporting importance in the country is so great that more than 50 years later they continue to live off the glories of Campeonísimo. He recalls that Jorge Vergara bought the team "yes, to do business, like a good businessman, but also to change the mentality of the Mexican player," something that hasn't been achieved. For José Luis Real, players who were born in other youth teams but have talent, like Gilberto Mora, should be at Chivas "no matter what it costs, because there's money." Mediocrity is a luxury Chivas can't afford. In this conversation with journalist Héctor Huerta, he categorically rejects Amaury's decision to break the historic tradition of playing only Mexican players. "No foreigners here, never." #losentrevistables #chivasrayadasdeguadalajara #podcast #chivasdecorazon #chivasguadalajara #chivasdelguadalajara #JoseLuisReal #elgüeroreal #hectorhuerta #hectorhuertaespn #Campeonísimo #campeonisimo #jorgevergara #amauryvergara #angélicafuentes #copalibertadores #estadioakron #ligamx #futbolmexicanolive #fútbolmexicano