Portuguese media: Douglas Costa is looking for a new club, with the Mexican League becoming a potential destination

October 16th According to Portuguese media rtiesporte, Douglas Costa, who is currently a free agent, is looking for a new club, and the Mexican League has become a potential next destination.

Douglas Costa, 35, has been a free agent since leaving Australia's Sydney FC in early September. Recently, personal issues have affected his chances of leaving Brazil again. However, the former Fluminense and Gremio player's name has been proposed to the Mexican league in recent days, according to RTI Sports.

Although Costa is still undergoing physical training and looking forward to returning to high-level competition, he hopes to join a more competitive league and is open to a move to the Mexican League. Previously, when he was playing for the Los Angeles Galaxy in MLS, he had the opportunity to play against the Mexican team in the CONCACAF Champions League.

Currently, Costa has been recommended to three teams in Mexico: America, Leon and Pachuca. His team hopes to sign a two-year contract in Mexican football, but so far no club has expressed clear interest. Mexican football agent Luis Nunez is trying to push Costa's name to the country's major clubs. However, a history of frequent injuries in recent years may affect his signing prospects.

It is worth mentioning that Costa previously joined Fluminense with a salary lower than his market value, earning about 700,000 reais per month. However, the experience was less than ideal as Costa failed to show form and was plagued by injuries. Although Mexican football is known for its high wages, Costa's new contract is not expected to significantly exceed the amount he paid during his time at Fluminense.