Jesús Corona, striker leaves Sevilla

Sevilla recently announced their decision to part ways with Mexican striker Jesús Corona. The 30-year-old winger rarely featured for Sevilla last season due to injuries, which may have contributed to the club’s decision to release him.

According to reports, Sevilla would have been willing to accept a lower offer for Corona as they would save on his high salary. After a 10-year run in Europe, Corona has returned to Liga MX, signing a three-year contract with Monterrey for around €3.5 million.

Monterrey’s acquisition of Jesús Corona is a significant move for the team, as he brings a wealth of experience and skill to the club. Despite his injury struggles last sea

son, Corona is still considered one of Mexico’s top players and has represented the national team on numerous occasions.If he approves Monterrey’s proposal, he will likely have a million-dollar contract, but at the cost of leaving European soccer.

It remains to be seen how he will fit into Monterrey’s system and how he will perform in the Mexican league, but his addition is expected to bolster the team’s attacking options.

The move to Monterrey could have a significant impact on both Jesús Corona’s career and the team’s performance.

Monterrey finished 14th in the Liga MX standings last season, and Corona’s arrival could help the team improve its position in the league. However, Corona will have to accept a much lower wage to join Monterrey.

It remains to be seen how he will adapt to the Mexican league and whether he can help elevate Monterrey’s performance to a higher level.