Alejandro Moreno

But I could see wanting to be known.

I could see wanting to be known.

He was in the Real Madrid Youth Academy.

He played Champions League, but he never debuted in First Division.

And it's, you're big in China.

You're big in Japan type of deal.

He wants to be big and known in one of the best leagues in the world.

And he knows he has Mexico, not as an option, but he has Mexico that he could try to win his spot.

I think he's good enough to be on the Mexican national team in this World Cup, not just because of who he is, but I repeat, because of the player pool and who they aren't.

Most people that are against Los Naturalizados, the naturalized players in the Mexican national team, see it through the lens of, if he's not a starter, if he's not a difference maker, he shouldn't be on the team.

And that's not how it works.

There aren't levels of being Mexican.

There aren't levels of you being on the national team.

It's either you're good enough to be on the national team, and then from there, we'll see if you're good enough to start, or you're not.

They don't see it that way.

They think...

If he's not gonna be the difference maker, he shouldn't be there.

And that savior complex is what's gotten them to where they are today, nowhere.

Is it?

Third time?