Club de Fútbol Pachuca seeks to strengthen its roster with Venezuelan forward Jhonder Cádiz, who currently plays for Wuhan Three Towns in the Chinese Super League. According to reports, the club has presented a loan offer for one year with an option to buy from Pachuca, the owner of the player's contract. Cádiz Fernández is 30 years old and has played for Benfica in Portugal and also in the MLS for Nashville. In the current Clausura 2026, he has played 69 minutes of 180 possible and competes for a spot with Salomón Rondón, Enner Valencia, Kenedy, Oussama Idrissi, Luis Quiñones, and Alexei Domínguez in the team led by Esteban Solari. Jhonder Cádiz arrived in Liga MX for the Apertura 2024 tournament with the León team and scored 11 goals in 2 short tournaments. Last season, he scored 2 goals with the Tuzos; now, with the tough competition in the Bella Airosa team, his departure could be facilitated for Chinese football. Mexican coach Benjamín Mora has directed clubs in Mexico and Asia, highlighting Querétaro, Atlas, and Johor Darul Ta’zim. He is characterized by his tactical approach, discipline, leadership, and integral formation of young and competitive international footballers.