Luis Romo Joins Guadalajara for Clausura 2025 and Concacaf Champions Cup

Club Deportivo Guadalajara, commonly known as Chivas, has secured a major reinforcement for the Clausura 2025 season and the Concacaf Champions Cup with the signing of Mexican national team midfielder Luis Romo. The 29-year-old player, known for his versatility and experience, will don the iconic red-and-white jersey, bolstering the team’s midfield and defensive options.

Luis Romo, born in Los Mochis, Sinaloa, began his professional career as a central defender with Querétaro before transitioning to a midfield role. His journey includes stints with Cruz Azul, where he won the Liga MX title in the 2021 Clausura season, and Monterrey. Romo has also been a key figure for the Mexican national team, earning over 50 caps and contributing to their bronze medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and their victory in the 2023 CONCACAF Gold Cup.

Romo’s technical skills, particularly his precise long-range passing and ability to control the tempo of the game, make him a valuable asset for Chivas. His physicality and tactical awareness further enhance his impact on the field, whether deployed as a midfielder or central defender. Chivas head coach Óscar García is expected to leverage Romo’s versatility to strengthen the team’s defensive and offensive strategies.

With 215 Liga MX appearances, 18 goals, and 35 assists to his name, Romo brings a wealth of experience to Guadalajara. His arrival is seen as a strategic move to elevate the team’s performance in both domestic and international competitions. Fans have welcomed the signing with enthusiasm, anticipating a strong showing in the upcoming season.