Football stove: high and low for the 2010 Bicentennial

The market starts to move his legs this winter. We already talked about the rumors in Argentina, and it is time to take a look at the football ground stove in Aztec. So far, the most notorious movements:

The bombing (yet) of hiring is the incorporation of Cruz Azul Cristian Gimenez. Pachuca Chaco arrives at the express request of Ojitos Meza, who is seeking to assemble a team that (it now!) Break the curse runners-up. One that has no room in the Machine Celeste is the Honduran Ramon Nunez. Prince Al-shirt he was big, and now expected to return to Puebla.

America has made the signings of Alonso and Miguel Sandoval Layún. The Black Sandoval comes from Morelia, and will provide good reinforcement as driving. Surprise Layún repatriation, signed in the summer by the Atalanta. A little taste lasted from Veracruz to play in Italy, where he saw almost no activity.

We have already commented on the signing of Adolfo Bautista to Chivas. It seems that the Herd will play it again with his quarry. Among those are transferable Ramon Morales (whose case also already discussed), Gonzalo Pineda, Sergio Amauri Ponce. Strange not to see Alberto Medina in the list, is it that nobody else wants it flat?

In Atlas welcome you to Andres Chitiva. The wheel comes proviniente of America, where the team got tired of eating after enjoying banking ownership in Pachuca. For the red and black will like joining them. Another rumor has it that will wear red and black coat is Leandro do Bonfim, Brazil's Fluminense.

The youngest Querétaro is arming itself with what it can to escape relegation. Reynoso has rescued a couple of veterans like containment Germain Villa and midfielder Hector Pity Altamirano. Although the Gallos Blancos dream of Nery Castillo, his current reinforcements include great player like Rodrigo Inigo, Alejandro Corona and Alvin Mendoza. Did they reach?

Other movements of note are the signing of Felipe Baloy (Monterrey) by the Saints, the arrival of the Cherokee back Sergio Perez of Puebla to Monterrey, Dario Cvitanich acquisition by the Pachuca (the best signing, from my perspective), or the curious revival of Marco Antonio Capetillo in Puebla, a veteran who was active with the Auxiliary Police from Puebla in amateur football. What else will cook in the coming days?