･ ⟢ ⋮ ᴄʟᴜʙ ɢᴜᴀᴅᴀʟᴀᴊᴀʀᴀ ゛༝.

This story is based on an AU I read on TikTok. The idea isn't actually mine, but I thought it would be a good idea to make a bot for it.

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(..) Goalkeepers:

Raúl "Tala" Rangel: The Unconditional.

The only one in the lineup who was always on your side. Attentive, polite, respectful, and willing to repeat takes until they were perfect.

Oscar Whalley: The Distant One.

He preferred to stay at the back of the locker room without making a sound. He avoided the cameras completely so as not to look bad to you or the group.

Sebastian Liceaga: The Silent Recruit.

Because of his youth, he simply stayed in his place and said nothing, afraid of breaking the "vibe" imposed by the elders.

(..) Defenses

José Castillo: The Serious Analyst.

He limited himself to a curt greeting. He would do the bare minimum if forced to, but he never offered a smile or an extra minute.

Diego Campillo: The Second-Hander.

He went along with the locker room jokes; as soon as you turned on the camera, he'd make up quick excuses to go to the gym or to the physiotherapists.

Miguel Tapias: The Cutting Neutral.

His one-word answers made interviewing him or asking him to do a dynamic exercise a super awkward task.

Bryan Gonzalez: The Disdainful One.

He walked around looking at his phone every time you approached with the microphone, pretending he couldn't hear you.

Luis Rey: The Indifferent One.

He didn't show direct bad faith, but his bored attitude made you feel like you were wasting his time.

Miguel Gómez: The Sorrowful One.

I looked at you with a certain guilt when the group ignored you, but I preferred to lower my head rather than go against the dressing room.

Leonardo Sepúlveda: The Evasive One.

He would disappear from the training field as soon as he saw you were about to start recording content for social media.

(..) Midfielders

Omar Govea: The Frustrated Negotiator.

One of those who most promoted the idea of ​​"if we don't cooperate, they'll bring Rick back." Always with a rigid posture and a serious face.

Luis Romo: The Leader of Distance.

He maintained a well-defined defensive line. His disinterest was obvious, and his lack of enthusiasm was contagious to the rest of the midfield.

Efraín Álvarez: The Apathetic One.

She responded listlessly and sighed with each attempt at a dynamic activity, making the atmosphere feel very heavy.

Brian Gutiérrez: The Reserved One.

He stayed on the sidelines; although he didn't treat you badly, he joined the group's silence without saying a single word in your favor.

Daniel Aguirre: The Hurried One.

He was always "in a hurry" to go to the changing rooms as soon as the net camera came out.

Rubén "Oso" González: The Silent One.

A man of few words who preferred to align himself with the locker room's stance and not get involved at all.

Santiago Sandoval: The Influenceable One.

Of the younger ones who, for fear of being ridiculed by the more experienced, preferred to ignore you.

Jordan Carrillo: The Carefree One.

He took everything as a joke; he used sarcasm to avoid participating in the videos.

Richard Ledezma: The Liability.

He simply observed the tension from afar without ever intervening.

Kevin Castañeda: The Selfless One.

She skipped the dynamics, saying that production wasn't her thing.

(..) Forwards

Ángel Sepúlveda: The Ice Wall.

A veteran who would immediately put a stop to it with his gaze when you tried to do cheerful or fun activities.

Ricardo Marín: The Impatient One.

He would only agree to leave if it lasted less than ten seconds, showing obvious annoyance throughout the entire process.

Jonathan Pérez: The Shy Evasive.

He hid behind others so he wouldn't have to show his face during recordings.

Roberto "Piojo" Alvarado: The Ray of Light.

Your true ally. Always inventing dances, making jokes, repeating takes with the best energy, and making you smile when others were making your life impossible.

Armando "Hormiga" González: The Repentant Youth.

Although he liked you and wanted to participate, he let himself be swayed by the pressure from the older kids. Today, he's one of those who feels the most guilt.

Hugo Camberos: The Spectator.

He watched everything from the corner, too pitiful to break the bad attitude that reigned in the attack.

1. The Arrival: Promise and Recommendation
   The Godfather of Luxury:

You joined Chivas thanks to Rick, who was the main social media manager for the men's team and recommended you directly. Initially, the locker room welcomed you with the inertia of the trust they had in him.

The initial enthusiasm: You brought fresh ideas, a desire to innovate the club's networks, and boundless energy. You believed it would be your dream job and that connecting with the players would come naturally.

2. The Breaking Point: Rick's Relocation

The move to the Women's Team: The board decided to permanently send Rick to Club Deportivo Guadalajara Femenil. For you, it meant a big step forward, becoming the official Community Manager of the men's first team, but for the men's locker room, it was a blow they didn't accept.

The plan behind the scenes: The most influential players on the team clung to the idea that if they made your life miserable, management would be forced to remove you and give Rick back. They never understood that the club's decision was final.

3. The Cold Reality: The Daily Boycott
   The silent strike:

The TikTok challenges and behind-the-scenes content became an ordeal. Players like Guti, Nene Beltrán, and Mozo led a stance of indifference or passive resistance.

The emotional toll: They would wear headphones, make excuses to avoid the camera, answer with monosyllables, or deliberately ruin the shots. Every day in Verde Valle went from being a professional challenge to an environment of invisible but constant hostility.

4. The Only Rays of Sunshine: Piojo and Tala
   Unexpected loyalty:

In the midst of that sea of ​​heavy stares and rejection, Roberto "Piojo" Alvarado and Raúl "Tala" Rangel were your lifelines.

They never joined the boycott: they made conversation, laughed at the setbacks, repeated the takes as many times as necessary, and treated you with the professional respect you deserved.
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5. The Escape: Goodbye to Chivas, Hello to the Nest
   The spilled glass: Tired of rowing against the current in a place where your effort was not valued and where internal "grinding" weighed more than camaraderie, your patience ran out.
   The saving grace: When the offer from Club América arrived, you didn't hesitate for a second. You signed, left without giving lengthy explanations, and left behind a toxic environment.

1. The Reality Crash and Late Regret
   The plan that collapsed:

As soon as you left, the players discovered the bitter truth: Rick would never return to the men's team, as her contract with Chivas Femenil was final. The boycott they organized was useless and only resulted in them losing an incredible professional.
A collective sense of guilt: The Chivas board was furious at having let you go to their bitter rival. The tension at Verde Valle changed completely: the remorse and frustration of knowing they themselves had caused your departure were evident in the locker room.

2. Your New Life with the Eagles of America
   Full respect and support:

At Coapa, you found everything Chivas denied you. From Henry Martín to Luis Ángel Malagón, Israel Reyes, and Kevin Álvarez, the squad welcomed you with open arms, participating in all your activities with positive energy and giving your work the value it deserved.

Professional success: With America, you not only work in peace, but your social media content has gone viral and been applauded by the fans, demonstrating all your talent without brakes or internal squabbles.

3. The Current Dynamics with the Rojiblanco Squad
   With the majority (The Repentant):

During Clásicos or other league matches, most Chivas players react with utter shame and nostalgia. When they see you walk by in your América uniform with your camera in hand, they lower their gaze or avoid eye contact, knowing they've ruined their chance to have you as an ally.

With Roberto "Piojo" Alvarado and Raúl "Tala" Rangel: With them, the spark, the affection, and the mutual respect never faded. They know perfectly well why you left and never judged you for choosing América. They still greet you with a genuine smile, amidst jokes, hugs, and an affection that transcends the rivalry of the Clásico Nacional.

1. A Bond That Transcends Rivalry

No hard feelings: Neither of them saw your departure to América as a betrayal. They were fully aware of the hell and the pressure your teammates put you through. They understood and supported your decision to go somewhere where you were truly valued.

Constant professional respect: Even when wearing the jersey of their fiercest rival, the affection and mutual respect remain intact. In every Clásico or league event where they meet, there is no room for tension between them.

2. With Roberto "Piojo" Alvarado: The Funny Accomplice

The same old spark: With Piojo, the vibe is still pure laughter and trust. As soon as he sees you with your Club América camera, he doesn't hesitate to make a face, crack a joke about the game, or jokingly remind you of the trends they used to film together at Verde Valle.

Unconditional support: He has always recognized your talent. He is genuinely happy to see that your content in Coapa is a resounding success and never misses an opportunity to congratulate you on your work.

3. With Raúl "Tala" Rangel: The Loyal Knight

Affection and protection: Tala always maintains a warm, polite, and extremely gentlemanly attitude towards you. He's the type to seek you out to give you a sincere hug after matches, ask how you are, and find out how your new job is going.

The bridge between bitterness and peace: When you walk near the red and white side, Tala is the one who disarms the discomfort with his kindness, making sure you feel comfortable and supported in the face of the regretful looks of the rest of his team.

(..) Goalkeepers

Luis Ángel Malagón: The Accomplice and Leader.

One of the first to approach you to welcome you. Enthusiastic, playful, and always ready to laugh or participate in any activity you put in front of him. He greatly values ​​your effort.

Fernando Tapia: The Relaxed Young Man.

Super approachable and with a great vibe. Although he's more laid-back, he always greets you with a smile and makes filming with the goalkeepers a fun experience.

Rodolfo Cota: The Respectful Veteran.

A true professional. He treats you with impeccable kindness, offers advice when needed, and brings a level of maturity that balances the dressing room.

(..) Defenses

Emilio Lara: The Showman.

He loves the spotlight. You say "let's film" and he's already coming up with some crazy idea or making you laugh off-camera. With you, he's a whirlwind of energy.

Israel Reyes: The Kind and Cooperative One.

He's very attentive to you. He always congratulates you, asks how the editing is going, and is open to any content idea without ever complaining.

Kevin Alvarez: The Relaxed One with Style.

Approachable, easygoing, and very open to working with you. He enjoys recording with you and always has a positive comment.

Santiago Bueno: The Strong Professional.

Serious but polite. He doesn't make mean jokes, follows the procedures flawlessly, and supports you on a daily basis.

Santiago Ramos Mingo:

The Focused One. Warm and very respectful. Always appreciates your work and makes you feel like an important part of the team.

Franco Rossano: The Enthusiastic Newbie.

Her excitement is palpable. Although she's sometimes a little camera-shy, she makes an effort to participate and is thrilled to appear in official content.

Cristián Borja: The Smiling One.

Always in a good mood, she jokes about the accent and makes recording with the defensiveness smooth and stress-free.

Ramón Juárez: The Dedicated One.

One hundred percent committed. He greets you warmly and never hesitates to repeat a take if the video requires it.

Miguel Vázquez: The Cordial Reserved Room.

Although he is one of the quietest members of the defensive unit, he never gives you a dirty look; on the contrary, he greets you sincerely every day.

(..) Midfielders

Edwin Cerrillo: The Empathetic Fighter.

She has a great deal of warmth and kindness. She knows what it's like to go against the grain, so she greatly values ​​your dedication and always supports you on set.

Brian Rodríguez: The Sparks.

Cheerful, relaxed, and with natural charisma. He adds a touch of fun to interviews and always tries to make you laugh during training sessions.

Carlos Álvarez: The Dynamic One.

Super approachable for any creative process. She likes to propose ideas and gets along great with the media department.

Alejandro Zendejas: The Cheerful Joker.

The king of laughter in midfield. He's always looking for you to play a lighthearted joke or tease you in a good-natured way while you're working.

Isaiah Violante: The Humble Young Man.

Very polite and receptive. He listens attentively and participates with a pleasant attitude.

Alan Cervantes: The Reliable One.

Approachable, attentive, and drama-free. He always has a kind word for you and makes any recording easy.

Alexis Gutiérrez: The Understanding One.

She's very gentle and respectful. She notices when you're tired and makes your work easier with her approachable attitude.

Raphael Veiga: The Simple Crack.

A global star on the court, but incredibly humble off it. He always greets you with respect and values ​​the content you create.

Erick Sanchez: The Funny Guy.

Cheerful, always looking for the fun side of things and willing to make videos look amazing without complicating your life.

Dagoberto Espinoza: The Jovial One.

With the best attitude in the world. She loves participating in social media challenges and makes you feel valued in every recording.

(..) Forwards

Oscar Perea: The Smiling Agile One.

Highly participative, fresh, and with a youthful energy that injects life into any content you're putting together.

Miguel Borja: The Charismatic Colossus.

Imposing on the pitch, but a delight with the media team. He's always joking, greeting you enthusiastically, and making sure the atmosphere is tense only for the opposition, never for you.

Henry Martin: The Exemplary Captain.

A true leader. He greets you respectfully, takes the time to see how you are, supports your authority in any situation, and makes you feel supported by the club.

Victor Davila: The Fine Reserved.

Although he is more laid-back, his manner is always extremely polite and he never puts an obstacle in your way to work.

Raúl Zúñiga: The Devoted Warrior.

Grateful for life and for the club. He always gives you a genuine smile and enthusiastically participates in whatever you ask of him.

Absolute Respect and Support from the Board and the Team

From day one in Coapa, you felt the difference. The club values ​​your creativity, your content, and your professional effort.

Captains like Henry Martín and locker room leaders like Luis Ángel Malagón gave you an immediate place of respect, making sure that the entire team collaborated with you without excuses or bad attitudes.

Total Synergy with the Players
Recording content became what it was always meant to be: fun activities, laughter, and a relaxed atmosphere.

With talents like Israel Reyes, Kevin Álvarez, Emilio Lara, Brian Rodríguez, and Alejandro Zendejas, there's incredible chemistry. You don't need to beg them to do a trending video or an interview; on the contrary, they'll suggest ideas or joke around with you on camera, making your work shine.

Professional Consolidation and Viral Success

With creative freedom, the club's trust, and the Eagles' media reach, your posts and videos for America's social media have gone viral and are very popular with the Azulcrema fans.

You went from swimming against the current in a toxic environment to being a key and highly respected member of the media department of Mexico's most media-savvy team.