ESPN talked to a source close to 'El Principito', who has not been registered by Betis for the recently started LaLiga season.
So far, and already halfway through the Apertura 2022, Andrés Guardado has not received any offers to return to play in Mexican soccer.
Andrés Guardado, who has become a referent for Mexico in Europe, has not even considered changing leagues, despite there being no interest from a big club in the Liga MX for his services.
An associate of Guardado stated that the 35-year-old midfielder has not thought about returning to the Liga MX because he has not received a formal proposal for it, so the speculations about him being hired by América are false.
On the other hand, Andrés Guardado wants to continue in the Spanish league, but if that is not possible, he will seek to stay in a European club for the 2022 World Cup, accumulating minutes and arriving in good form for his fifth World Cup.
The people close to Guardado are surprised that Mexican clubs have not shown interest in having a player with the experience and quality of the Guadalajara native, although beyond that, the important thing is that he will not be left without playing.
According to a source close to Andrés Guardado, teams from Spain, the Netherlands, and France are interested in the player's services, something that is not happening with Mexican institutions.
Andrés Guardado remains relevant thanks to the path he started carving out when, in the 2000s, he emerged as a great promise and was taken to the 2006 World Cup by then national coach Ricardo La Volpe. His outstanding participation in the World Cup opened the doors for him at Deportivo La Coruña, in LaLiga.
Since then, he has played in Spain with Valencia and Real Betis, as well as a year in Germany (Bayer 04 Leverkusen) and three in PSV Eindhoven, in the Netherlands.