Venezuelan striker Salomón Rondón extended his contract with Mexican soccer team Pachuca for two years, so he will continue to be linked to the club until December 2028.
The 37-year-old attacker announced the renewal this Friday through his social networks, where he shared an image with the Tuzos shirt and the number 2028 on the number.
“Thank you for the opportunity and trust, the only thing I have done is give back with goals and work,” Rondón said in a video published by the club.
The all-time top scorer of the Venezuelan team is going through his second stage with Pachuca. His first experience took place between 2024 and 2025, before going to Spain to play for Real Oviedo. He returned to the Mexican team at the beginning of 2026.
Since his arrival, Rondón has scored 56 goals, a figure that makes him the sixth highest scorer in the history of the institution.
In addition, he won the Concacaf Champions Cup in 2024 and the scoring title of the Clausura tournament that same year.
Currently, the Venezuelan leads the Apertura 2026 scoring table with 15 goals, while Pachuca seeks to ensure its presence in the final phase of the championship, with two days left to conclude the regular phase.
