There is an intention for 24-year-old Mexican winger Jordan Carrillo to leave in the current transfer market, and a return to Santos de Torreón is considered very unlikely. According to people close to the footballer, clubs including Guadalajara, América, and Cruz Azul have inquired about him. A figure of five million dollars has been reported, but there is an expectation to wait until Monday to see if his valuation increases, depending on whether he becomes a champion. Knowledgeable sources suggest his price could ultimately reach between six and eight million dollars. This potential fee would make a permanent move to Pumas more difficult, as they do not have an immediate purchase clause. It is believed that Guadalajara, América, and Cruz Azul may have greater financial capacity to complete such a transaction. He has two caps for the Mexican national team.