Pumas Player Departs Team Amidst World Cup Period

Peruvian midfielder Piero Quispe has ended his contract with Mexican club Pumas, marking another change within the team amidst a complicated period. Pumas is navigating a difficult phase following their loss in the Liga MX final to Cruz Azul and the unexpected departure of coach Efraín Juárez.

Quispe's decision to leave comes after an irregular tenure with the Mexican club. He had not been considered a key player in the team's project for several months, a situation that accelerated his exit. The midfielder reportedly rescinded his contract, making him a free agent actively seeking new opportunities to revitalize his career.

Arriving at Pumas with significant expectations based on his strong performances in his home country, Quispe ultimately failed to fully establish himself. During his time in Mexico, he played 77 matches, scoring five goals and providing four assists across the Clausura 2024 and Apertura 2025 seasons. His departure follows a recent stint in Australian football.

With Quispe now available, his name is once again being discussed in South America. Universitario de Deportes, a Peruvian club where he previously achieved championship success, has reportedly shown interest in signing him.