Mateusz Bogusz, Cruz Azul's attacking midfielder, is reportedly living his last hours with the club, after the European player apparently asked management to find him a new team, as he is unhappy with coach Nicolas Larcamon He doesn't see a bright future. Unofficially, it's being reported that the New England Revolution of Major League Soccer (MLS) are interested in acquiring their services for a substantial fee during the winter transfer window. According to Fabrizio Romano and Tom Bogert, the Polish player has a strong reputation, which would allow Cruz Azul's management to recover their investment in a player who has shown little interest in adapting to Nicolas Larcamon's philosophy. The reality is that Bogusz, who was one of the standout players under Vicente Sanchez, has lost prominence since the arrival of the new manager from Necaxa, who has preferred to use his compatriots Jose Paradela and Lorenzo Faravelli in midfield, as well as the Mexican-Argentine Luka Romero. Thus, Bogusz has no place in the starting eleven for Cruz Azul, and this is reflected in his limited playing time. of play, where he has almost played 200 minutes less than stipulated in his contract with the cement company's management.

In the last tournament, he accumulated 722 minutes in the regular season, while in the current championship he has accumulated 540. That is, 182 minutes, not taking into account that in the last playoffs he registered 153 minutes for a total of 875 minutes played on the field.

But that's not the serious part of the matter, but rather that Bogusz doesn't feel any connection with the Cruz Azul coaching staff, and that makes the relationship very strained with Nicolas Larcamon, after the Polish player's return.

Interest in Europe

Under these conditions, Mateusz Bogusz is one step away from returning to Europe, as reported on his social networks by the Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano, Romano stated that several teams are “interested” in the player and that Bogusz's possible departure from Cruz Azul is real.Especially since the Polish player has changed representation agencies and is exploring new markets to continue his professional career. "Mateusz Bogusz has decided to join a new agency as his representatives in anticipation of his next move. European and MLS clubs are interested, as Bogusz can leave in 2026," Romano posted on his social media. His performance percentage in the last championship: Bogusz played 32.29 percent of the probable minutes as a starter, which reflects the Polish player's limited role, undoubtedly due to coach Nicolas Larcamon's less-than-cordial relationship with his playing style. Therefore, the Polish midfielder's limited impact on Cruz Azul suggests he will be one of the departures for The Clausura 2026 tournament will begin early next year.