The Costa Rican forward reached a salary agreement with Rayados and his arrival at the Monterrey club will be made official in the coming days
The Costa Rican team, Joel campbell will have a new air in his sports career and now he will nest in Striped, after the Club Leon and the Monterrey team will reach an agreement to transfer the player for next year.
Sources close to the player confirmed ESPN this league which during the last week was in contractual details between the footballer and Striped, because between the Lion and the Monterrey squad already had a total yes to all the notes from the previous week.
The signature is the only thing that separates Joel campbell from Striped which will be finished in the next few days, currently the player is in Costa Rica in concentration with the tricolor prior to the Gold Cup, and his Agent, Joaquim Batica is in France.
Notably Joel campbell maintains ties with him Lion until June 30, 2023 after being signed on July 1, 2020, after a short-lived stint at Frosinone in Serie A in Italy.
Given this, the loan assignment will have a purchase option for the record of the Costa Rican who adds 98 games with the national team of his country, in case in Striped do not decide to acquire the player’s token, Joel campbell You will return to La Fiera.
The arrival of Joel campbell to Striped is given in search of more minutes for the Tico, because in Guard1anes 2021, the Costa Rican lost prominence with the Lion, only added participation in 16 matches, accumulating 968 minutes, scoring once.
For his part, the departure of Ignacio Ambriz from the Lion, Mexican strategist with whom Joel campbell He had full confidence, and repeatedly ‘Nacho’ praised the 29-year-old Costa Rican’s work in attack.
Joel campbell found in Liga MX a clear stability, with the Lion It is the club where he has played the most throughout his career, at this moment, he has 83 games since he arrived in January 2019.
Now, to seal your bond with Striped, Joel campbell will have more exposure with this club, currently his helmsman is Javier ‘Vasco’ Aguirre who led the Mexican team in the World Cups of Korea – Japan 2002 and South Africa 2010, in addition, at the time he directed Osasuna and Atlético de Madrid of the LaLiga of Spain.