Alan Pulido still grinding an axe over departure from Chivas | OneFootball

It has been over two months since Alan Pulido left Chivas for Sporting Kansas City, but it seems the striker is still unhappy with the nature of his departure from The Flock.

Speaking yet again about the issue, Pulido has insisted it was never his desire to leave Guadalajara for Missouri.

And the Mexico international has taken aim at the hierarchy at Chivas for failing to communicate with him before the deal with his new MLS club was struck.

The leading goalscorer in the 2019 Apertura said that he was supposed to have talks with with Director of Football Ricardo Peláez and manager Luis Fernando Tena.

However, he maintains that such discussions failed to happen.

“I never talked to Peláez and Tena to tell me if they had me in their plans,” Pulido said.

“I didn’t want to leave Chivas. I was the scorer. There was a pending talk and it never took place. They said I wanted more money and that was not the case.”

Pulido was singing a different tune back in December when his move to Sporting KC was announced.

“The reality is I’m happy. I love the team [Chivas], but I feel like I’ve completed all the dreams I had here,” he told reporters at that time.

“I won everything I had to win and a change wouldn’t be at all bad.”

The sooner the MLS season starts the better, so that Pulido can start doing his talking on the field again.

Sporting KC open their campaign with a trip to face Vancouver Whitecaps on Saturday, February 29.