Ale Moreno

I'm just saying, Ricardo Pepe is probably excited about this.

As for Raul Jimenez...

He, I think, is an example, or should be an example for a lot of Mexican kids as to what it takes to persevere through major injury, major concern, not even about playing, but about his life, and push back all the doubt

push back all the naysayers, push back all the people that may have been saying, ah, he's done, he's done, he's done.

This guy was able to

for lack of a better term, resuscitate his career and not only become a cult hero at two different clubs.

Do so because of his work rate, do so because of his personality, do so because of his leadership on the field.

If you're a teammate of Raul Jimenez, both at Wolves and Fulham, you have to love having this guy on the field because you know that he's gonna give you everything that he has.

And I will say, in watching Raul Jimenez as a young player, that wasn't quite the case.

Something happened in his career that demanded for him to take his game to a different level in terms of the work rate.

And he was able to meet that challenge.

And that's the example that I'm talking about.

This wasn't going to be good enough.

He had to take his work rate to a different level.

He did so.

And that's why he has remained an important part of the clubs that he's played for in the Premier League.

Yeah.

You know?

Yeah.

We're going to hit on that Mexican market.