Luis Quiñones leaves Tigres | OneFootball

As part of its generational renewal, Tigres bid farewell to Colombian Luis Quiñones, another reference from its golden era.

The winger was not considered for the 2025 Apertura, thus closing his cycle in Mexican football.

After being on loan with Puebla, his contract with Tigres concluded and the club showed no interest in renewing it.

Quiñones became a free agent after two stints with the felines, where he scored 25 goals and 56 assists.

During his nine years at Tigres, he was also loaned to Pumas, Lobos BUAP, Toluca, and Puebla, the team he recently played for. He did not fit into Paunovic's plans and now says goodbye to Liga MX for good.

Although it was thought that he would sign with Millonarios, his future points to Junior de Barranquilla. With his departure, Tigres now accumulates five losses on the way to the 2025 Apertura, including those of Rafael Carioca and Diego Reyes.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.

📸 Azael Rodriguez - 2024 Getty Images