Andrés Guardado was discharged this noon after undergoing surgery in Torreón last Wednesday.

The player left the Ángeles Hospital, where the operation was performed, which was carried out by Dr. Jorge Clifton from Guadalajara, who performed a surgical wash and decompression of the peroneal nerve due to entrapment.

The player's stay in this city was very secretive, as the press was not allowed access and, apparently, he was registered under another name.

Since his arrival on a private flight, he was taken to the hospital with total secrecy, avoiding any statement.

The intervention was performed at this hospital, taking advantage of Dr. Clifton's stay, a specialist in nerves, who constantly performs surgeries at both the Ángeles and the Universitario hospitals.

Guardado traveled from Spain after participating in the Andalusian Derby between Betis and Sevilla last weekend, where he did not finish the match due to discomfort; the doctors determined that surgical intervention was necessary, which raised alarm bells in the National Team, as the World Cup in Russia is very close.

However, the doctors clarified that he will not require much rest, so soon the Atlas-born player will be able to return to the fields.

No one was able to see him during his visit to Torreón, only the staff who attended to him, but just as he arrived, he left.