Santiago Jiménez was one of the greatest Mexican players in Europe and he showed it by scoring 20 goals for Feyenoord.
Now arousing the interest of several teams, the Mexican striker has revealed that his father, Cristian “Chaco” Jimenez, is his agent. and the person responsible for reviewing offers on the transfer market.
“I didn’t talk to my agent, I didn’t talk to him, well, my agent is my father, I didn’t talk to him, but right now we are focused on Feyenoord. I want to win something here. We deserve it, the fans deserve it, they always support us, even if we lose. They come here to show what the fans are. We love this club and we want to win something first before thinking about the summer,” said the Mexican striker in interview for NOS.
Santiago Jiménez scored against Utrecht on a date and set the record for most goals for a Mexican footballer. in the same European campaign as Luis Garcia and Javier “Chicarito” Hernandez.
“This is just from my team, apparently, God gave me strength for this. I’m just playing, I just need to have fun on the pitch, and thank God, like I said.”
Feyenoord Jimenez are close to becoming Eredivisie champions with 73 points in 30 games. The team has four games left in the league and has an 8-point lead, so they could win the Dutch title if they add two more wins in a row.
The title would also mean qualifying for the UEFA Champions League, so the Mexican striker could stay for one season. More to play the most important competition in Europe at club level.
“They told me that there are four more games ahead. I don’t know, I think we need two wins to be champions and we’re heading for that, like I said.”
Feyenoord’s next match will be on May 7 against Excelsior as a guest, which could take them just one step away from the title. and start to determine what the future of Santiago Jimenez will be in Europe.
Santiago Jimenez scores in Feyenoord’s victory over Utrecht and equaled Chicharito Hernandez and Luis Garcia’s record.
Mallorca fans applauded Javier Aguirra, who nearly saved them from relegation.
Source: La Opinion
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