Official: Armando González signs for Olympiacos FC
Olympiacos have officially announced the signing of Mexican striker Armando González. The 23-year-old joins from Chivas on a long-term deal.
Olympiacos FC officially announced the signing of Armando González on Saturday evening (22/08). The 23-year-old Mexican striker, who arrived in Athens on Friday afternoon, completed the final formalities of his transfer to the Piraeus club, providing a significant boost to the team's attacking options.
Career path and stats in Mexico
Born on April 20, 2003, in Celaya, González is a product of the Chivas Guadalajara academy, widely regarded as one of the top youth programs internationally. He made his senior debut in January 2024 and quickly established himself as a prolific scorer. During the Apertura 2025 and Clausura 2026 seasons, the striker netted a total of 24 goals for Chivas.
Nicknamed "Hormiga" (The Ant), González has already earned eight caps for the Mexican national team, scoring one goal. His international experience includes a call-up to the 2026 World Cup squad, where he featured in Mexico's opening match against South Africa.
Contract details and expectations
While the official announcement from Olympiacos did not specify the exact duration of the deal, reports indicate that the Mexican forward has committed to a 4+1 year contract. This long-term agreement highlights the club's strategy to invest in young talent with high resale value and immediate impact potential.
Having finalized his move, González joins the "Red and Whites" squad effective immediately. His arrival strengthens the frontline as the club prepares for its domestic and European campaigns, following a period of successful negotiations that brought the player from Guadalajara to Piraeus.