Chivas Guadalajara manager Jose Luis Real has talked of the ‘honour’ the sale of Ulises Davila to Chelsea has brought to the club.
Davila, 20, was bought by Chelsea on a 5-year contract but the Blues have since loaned the young Mexican international out to Vitesse in the Netherlands to gain experience.
Real is confident Davila will be a huge star in years to come.
“The sale of Ulises Davila is, for us, a great honor that fills us with pride. The fact that a Chivas player could go to a team as important as Chelsea is great,” Real said.
He added: “As you know, if Guadalajara buys a player, it has to be an extraordinary buy. The same goes with sales. If we sell a player, the buyer needs to be extraordinary. He has a great future and lots of talent… we’re convinced that Davila going to Chelsea is a benefit to all.”
Former team-mate Patricio Araujo, an Under-17 World Champion with Mexico in 2005, spoke of his delight for Davilla and Manchester United striker Chicharito, who enjoyed unprecedented success in his first season in the Premier League.
Araujo said: “I’m very happy for them. The first chance I get to go to Europe I’d love to go through with it. Meanwhile, I must think about my team and wait for my moment. I’d love to go to either club [Chelsea or Manchester United] in the future, if possible.”
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Chivas manager: It’s an ‘honour’ Chelsea bought young talent Ulises Davila