Many European clubs that are purporting to make substantial offers for the forward, like as CSKA Moscow and Feyenoord of the Netherlands, appear to have begun to notice the development of Chivas scorer Armando" Hormiga" Gonzalez.

According to reports from the Mexican sports channel ESPN and other Mexican sports media outlets, it was reported on Thursday that Hormiga received an offer of practically$ 20 million from CSKA Moscow, or roughly 340 to 400 million pesos.

The scorer, according to the reports, was aware that the Russian group was interested in paying the contract's merger provision but his father, who was also a winger for Guadalajara in the 1990s, advised him to decline.

The striker is putting his time with the national team before the 2026 FIFA World Cup, where he hopes to get a spot on the final roster for the global competition. The main reason was never fiscal but rather because it was sporting. For this reason, they made a decision to wait until after the World Cup to explore the Old Continent more than profit from his day spent in Europe. Since earning the Golden Boot at the Apertura competition in 2025, Gonzalez has made a substantial progress. He thinks that having him stay in Mexico will give him the dynamic rhythm to compete for the opening slot in the Tricolor's attack. Any serious clubs will have to give a record fee to acquire him from the Guadalajara-based team, which has truly found its prized asset and will attempt to maximize its returns after the World Cup with a fee twice what they are already offering, as Chivas recently extended his contract until 2029. The Russian side is also a familiar face to Europe, having last year competed in the Europa League final against Sporting Lisbon, which came out 3-1 up. Russians. The victory was made possible on Portuguese soil at the Estadio Jose Alvalade, the organization's home, which was the most shocking. where CSKA won one of the most significant victories in the history of soccer by silenceing the entire stadium.

Feyenoord's offer comes in part because they are familiar with Mexican football, including the presence of a number of Dutch players who have played in Liga MX, including Hans Westerhoff, and their discovery of players like Santiago Gimenez, who is currently playing for AC Milan.

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