Diego Lainez will have a difficult start in La Liga with Betis after the arrival of his worst enemy in football was confirmed.
Diego Lainez is hoping to fully recover from his left ankle injury, while facing the possibility of facing Betis against his worst enemy since making his football debut.
The Mexican star returned from his participation in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics with a bronze medal and a grade two sprain in his left ankle, which earned him a recovery time until September 12th.
However, in the last hours, the 21-year-old striker was surprised to learn that one of the players with whom he had a clash in a match between the National Team of Mexico and the United States strengthened the staff of the Alava.
Matt Miazga became the new player of the Spanish institution and hopes to become the star of the squad coached by Javier Revilla. He arrives on loan from Chelsea after another transfer to Anderlecht in Belgium.
The American is remembered for being the one who downplayed Diego Lainez by remarking on his short stature in a friendly in 2018, which angered his Mexican teammates.
The match between Betis and Alabès will be on October 17 waiting for the two players to be on the field of play and become the center of attention of the Mexican fans who are waiting for the clash between the two players.