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Héctor Herrera initiated his career in the Mexican First Division with Pachuca Football Club, debuting in a defeat (4-1) against Santos Laguna on July 23, 2011. During his time at 'Tuzos', the midfielder played 14 matches and stood out enough to win the Rookie of the Tournament Balón de Oro in the Opening 2011. Subsequently, the talented midfielder made the leap to European football, joining Porto, where he had a remarkable performance, and later to Atlético de Madrid under the direction of "Cholo" Simeone.
Hector Herrera, part of Mexico's celebrated "golden generation", was a fundamental piece in obtaining the gold medal in the London 2012 Olympic Games led by Luis Fernando Tena, where they defeated Brazil in the legendary Wembley.
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The Mexican is also recognized for being the football player with the fastest red card in the history of the Champions League, being sent off in the 6th minute of a match after receiving two yellow cards.
Now, destiny brings Héctor Herrera back to Pachuca, in a confrontation that will undoubtedly be emotional for the player, as he returns to the place where his successful professional career began. The match promises to be special for both the footballer and the fans, who will witness the reunion of a prominent figure of Mexican football with his former club.
The Leagues Cup continues to add excitement and appeal, and this confrontation will be one of the standout stories of the tournament that will go down in history and become anecdotes for the future.
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