The tension is finally easing. Club Deportivo Guadalajara, better known as Chivas, released an official statement this Wednesday, clearing up the confusion surrounding the release of its players for the Mexican National Team's training camp. After a firm ultimatum from the national team coaching staff, the club's management has confirmed that its players will report on time and as required, ready to kick off preparations for the 2026 World Cup.

In their statement, Chivas made it clear that all previous agreements with the management would be honored. The club emphasized that it would never stand in the way of its players' dreams of representing their country. "At Chivas, we respect our players' desire to represent Mexico at the 2026 World Cup," the institution stated, promising full cooperation to ensure a smooth departure and compliance with El Tri's schedule.

But the drama doesn't stop there. Chivas also used this opportunity to address its fans, especially with the local tournament playoffs on the horizon. Players, coaching staff, and management are calling for unity among supporters to "make Akron Stadium count" in the upcoming match. It's a delicate balancing act—rallying behind the national team while keeping their own championship hopes alive. With this clear stance, the Rebaño has untangled a conflict that threatened to overshadow the start of their World Cup journey.