Armando Gonzalez completes record transfer from Chivas to Olympiacos
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 5:23 PM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026

Armando Gonzalez has finalized a $10 million transfer from Chivas de Guadalajara to Olympiacos, setting a new record for the highest fee received by Chivas for a player moved to Europe. This transfer eclipses the previous record held by Javier Hernandez since 2010. Gonzalez, who debuted for Chivas in January 2024, scored 27 goals in 59 appearances. He was a key player in the Liga MX and earned a place in Mexico's World Cup squad but had limited playing time. Following his departure, Gonzalez aims to thrive in the Greek Super League before potentially returning to Chivas to pursue further success.
- •Gonzalez breaks Javier Hernandez's transfer record from Chivas.
- •The transfer fee is $10 million, with potential add-ons.
- •Gonzalez was the Liga MX top scorer in the 2025 Apertura.
- •He received limited playing time in the World Cup due to Raul Jimenez.
- •Gonzalez is expected to join Olympiacos shortly.
- 5:23 PMYahoo Sports — Mexico World Cup star breaks Javier Hernandez record with European move
"Armando Gonzalez has completed a record-breaking $10 million transfer from Chivas to Olympiacos, surpassing Javier Hernandez's previous club transfer record
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