Raúl Jiménez is overrated, according to José Ramón Fernández

Raul Jimenez He is one of the Mexican soccer players who has had the most consistency in his career. Jiménez has been one of the few Aztec players who has been able to remain in the elite of European football. However, José Ramón Fernández believes that Jiménez is overrated.

Joserra participated in a brief dynamic of questions. The respected journalist was questioned about a Mexican player who he considers to be overrated. Surprisingly, Joserra mentioned Raúl Jiménez.

“Be careful, Raúl Jiménez. He plays for Fulham in England, but scores a goal from time to time“said the TV Azteca journalist.

Raúl Jiménez is called to be one of the great leaders of the Mexican team for the 2026 World Cup. Jiménez has played 38 games for Premier League club Fulham. The Mexican forward He has scored 10 goals and given 3 assists in just over 2,300 minutes on the field.

Raúl Jiménez’s career

In August 2014 Raúl Jiménez left the Águilas del América for Europe. The first club that was interested in their services was the Atlético Madrid. Jiménez has been in European football for more than 10 years and has defended the team’s shirts Benfica, Wolverhampton and now at Fulham.

The 34-year-old veteran forward has played 166 games with the Wolves shirt, 12 with Benfica, 110 with Fulham and 28 with Atlético Madrid. Jiménez has scored more than 100 goals in European football.

At the international level, with the Mexican team, Raúl Jiménez has played 125 games with the El Tri shirt. Jiménez has scored 44 goals and given up 16 assists in more than 7,800 minutes on the field.

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