Isaac Brizuela, forward for Chivas Guadalajara, ended his ten-year relationship with the Sacred Flock, where he won a league title in the Clausura 2017 tournament, leaving behind an example of effort and dedication throughout this time with the team.

Brizuela, who arrived in Guadalajara in 2015 from Toluca after a short stint at Atlas, quickly accumulated several accolades that made him one of the most representative players of the red-and-white team.

Chivas announced Brizuela's departure through a statement highlighting his professionalism, character, and constant dedication on the field since his signing in the Clausura 2015 tournament. He arrived as a star player and maintained that status for several tournaments, earning the affection and recognition of the fans.

“Club Deportivo Guadalajara reports that Isaac Brizuela concludes his time as a player for the Sacred Flock. Since arriving in the Clausura 2015, 'Cone' stood out for his impeccable professionalism, character, and unwavering commitment to the club's crest and colors,” the statement emphasized.

Brizuela arrived at the Sacred Flock from Toluca in one of The top negotiations carried out in Chivas' history, where the striker accumulated 339 official matches with 25 goals and 34 assists, being a fundamental part of several projects for the Jalisco team.

The so-called "Cone" was fundamental in several conquests of the Sacred Flock in these ten years, such as the conquest of the Copa MX in the Apertura 2015, the Supercopa MX 2015-2016, as well as the unforgettable double of the Liga MX and the Copa MX in the Clausura 2017, as well as the Concacaf Champions League 2018.

Brizuela was not only a role model on the field, but in the locker room he always showed leadership, a commitment to the institution whether he played or not, and he was also an example for the youth players of how to assimilate the professionalism of a high-performance athlete.

The player born in San Jose,California is considering offers to continue playing in Liga MX.