Mario González joined Lech Poznań on loan from Los Angeles FC. He was not the first choice for the club, but they opted for him as a more experienced option similar in profile to Mikael. The club hopes he will enhance the competition for the striker position.

Mario González, a 28-year-old Spanish forward, has been loaned to Lech Poznań from Los Angeles FC. Previously, he played on loan at FC Famalicão. His move to Lech Poznań was confirmed this week. González, who trained with Atlético Madrid and Villarreal in the past, will serve as a backup to Mikael Ishak at Lech Poznań. Lech Poznań has not secured a purchase option in the loan deal, but they might consider negotiating a new agreement if González performs well.

Mario González has been loaned to Lech Poznań until the end of the season from American club Los Angeles FC. The sports director of Lech Poznań, Tomasz Rząsa, expressed strong belief in the player's ability to quickly adapt and contribute to the team's pursuit of the Polish championship. González is expected to pressure the team's captain, Mikael Ishak, in attack. There is no purchase option included in the loan agreement.

Mario González is on the verge of joining Lech Poznań on a loan deal from FC Famalicão, with no option for a permanent transfer. The 28-year-old forward, who has had training stints with Atlético Madrid and Villarreal, has previously played for clubs such as Braga, CD Tenerife, and Oud-Heverlee Leuven, where he netted 13 goals in the Belgian league. González was acquired by Los Angeles FC for a fee exceeding two million euros but only managed to make 12 appearances, scoring just once, before being loaned out to Sporting Gijón and subsequently to FC Famalicão. At Famalicão, he scored two goals and provided two assists in 16 appearances in the Portuguese league this season. He is anticipated to undergo medical examinations soon, and if all goes well, he could be available for Lech Poznań's next match against Raków Częstochowa. Dawid Dobrasz and Tomasz Włodarczyk of Meczyki.pl have reported this development.