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The time to put an end to his career came for the historic scorer of Guadalajara.
Omar Bravo will offer a conference and social media retransmission on Monday at the Jalisco stadium, to thank all those who have had a direct influence on his 17-year career in the First Division.
A mark of 132 goals like rojiblanco, difficult to overcome by any other striker of the modern era, is the main legacy left by the Sinaloan during his passage through the Sacred Flock.
In addition to playing in the 2006 World Cup in Germany where he scored two goals as a selected player, he scored 15 goals in nearly 70 international matches.
As rojiblanco Bravo had three different stages, the first in 2001 when he debuted and won the title in 2007.
He was the scorer of the 2007 Clausura with 11 annotations.
After a bad experience for Spanish football, where he played for Deportivo La Coruña, Bravo returned to Mexico to play for the Tigers for six months. He returned to Chivas in 2009 and tried his luck in Kansas with Kansas City Sporting in 2010, scoring 9 goals.
He spent six months in the ranks of Cruz Azul, then experienced his most controversial transfer when he arrived at the Atlas at the Apertura 2012, whose supporters were rejected early. but he threw it in the bag with 13 goals and saved them from relegation.
His third stage in the group took place in 2013 to overtake the mark of 122 goals of Salvador Reyes as top scorer in the history of Chivas.
In 2015, he emigrated again to the United States, but to play in the NASL, a smaller division of the MLS, with the Carolina RailHawks.
His last team was the Phoenix Rising where he shared the lead with the Ivorian international Didier Drogba.
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