Tijuana already has a team in the first division Mexican football.

    That after the Club Tijuana Xoloitzcuintles de Caliente won with an overall score of 3 to 2 on the Irapuato Freseros to be crowned champions last Saturday, and ensure their full circuit passes Aztec football.

    The euphoria was immediate and fans on both sides of the border are very aware of everything that has happened this week from the championship.

    On Tuesday, the team visited the Palacio Municipal de Tijuana, where it was received by Mayor Carlos Bustamante Anchondo.

    Present were Chairman of the Club Tijuana Jorgealberto Hank, Vice President Gog Murguia, Sports Director Ignacio Palou and Technical Director Joaquin del Olmo, in addition to team players.

    Tijuana Club on Thursday reported that sales of the Xolopass-payment of the Torneo Apertura 2011 of the Primera Division Mexican soccer will take place once the Mexican Soccer Federation has published the fixture list.

    It has planned the start of the sale for the month of July. Tijuana Club will announce the prices and the sites available for fans who want to secure a place for all the matches in the first season of Club Tijuana in the Mexican soccer maximum circuit.

    Also, this week, the President of Club Tijuana Xoloitzcuintles Caliente Jorgealberto Hank, said Javier Marcelo Gandolfi will remain in the institution after reaching a settlement for the next 4 years.

    “Javier Gandolfi will remain in the Club Tijuana. We have reached an agreement for 4 years and we are happy because he is a player of great class,” said Hank Inzunza.

    Javier Gandolfi rojinegra arrived at the facility after playing 4 tournaments with Jaguares de Chiapas in the Mexican First Division football and before that he played for Arsenal de Sarandi Argentina, River Plate and Talleres, all in his native Argentina.

    His inclusion with Xoloitzcuintles was instrumental in the development of the tournament. With 41 games rojinegros added prior to the rise and is one of the main players to go full circuit.

    ”It’s an important player and it meant a lot in the rise, now we hope that he helps us in the First Division, “added Jorgealberto Hank. In this sense, the President of Club Tijuana noted that they will seek to strengthen the team in all positions.

    ”We will strengthen all the lines, some more than others, but that’s why we’re looking for a competitive team seeking the championship from day one,” argued the young director.

    The goal of the team is to maintain a high level and compete side by side for Mexican soccer titles.

    “It’s a job we have been planning for years. Since last season we set our department of youth divisions if we did move up, and now that we have, we have a solid structure that will help us, a task force to form a competitive team,” he said.