Santiago Giménez will leave the Mexican National Team in October

Santiago Giménez’s present is far from being the best, the striker who made the decision to reject a move to the Premier League because he was not attracted to Nottingham Forest, is paying dearly for his decision, as Feyenoord’s sporting decline has taken its toll on the Cruz Azul trainee, who is far from presenting his best records in goals and assists, in addition to the fact that the most recent injury will keep him out of action for a few weeks with no confirmed return date.

Feyenoord coach Brian Priske confirmed at the end of his team’s match against Breda that Giménez suffered a hamstring injury, so, pending the corresponding medical tests, it is a fact that he will be out of the field for several weeks for the Rotterdam team, something that plays very much against Santiago, since his level was already being questioned, this inactivity could weigh on him in terms of his immediate future, inside or outside the Eredivisie team.

In this case, the injury will also keep the ‘baby’ out of the Mexican National Team’s matches for the next FIFA date, one of them against the United States team and another against Valencia in the Spanish LaLiga, a negative fact that Giménez’s goal drought with the Tri will extend and will dangerously approach the year and a half without scoring with the Mexican team.