In the midst of West Ham’s significant summer transfer window exits, including long-time players and key figures, Guido Rodríguez emerged as a potential departure target. Despite being linked with a move back to Real Betis, his agent’s efforts to secure a deal did not come to fruition. Now, it seems that Rodríguez is actively exploring the possibility of a move to either Saudi Arabia or Mexico, with the latter being his preferred destination.
According to reports from ExWHUEmployee, the Argentine midfielder is keen on a move to Mexico, although he is also considering offers from Saudi Arabia. While there is interest from both locations, Rodriguez is apparently hoping for an improved offer from Mexico to align with what he has on the table from Saudi.
However, it is important to note that West Ham manager Graham Potter reportedly has no intention of letting Rodríguez leave, indicating that he values the player’s presence in the squad for the season ahead. With the Mexican transfer window closing on September 12th and Saudi Arabia’s on the 23rd, there remains a small window for Rodriguez to secure a late transfer.
Ultimately, Potter seems committed to retaining his midfield options, suggesting that Rodríguez’s potential exit from West Ham may not materialize in the immediate future.
