Overview
- Multiple Mexican sports outlets, citing Multimedios Deportes, published reports on Monday that Toluca and Anderlecht have reached an advanced agreement for Huerta to join Toluca on a permanent deal.
- The coverage says the proposed transfer would be a four-season contract rather than a loan and is planned to take effect after Huerta’s participation in the 2026 World Cup.
- Finalization is reported to depend on medical checks linked to a pelvic injury that kept Huerta out for about five months, and no official announcement has been made by Toluca or Anderlecht.
- Toluca coach Antonio Mohamed is described in the reports as seeking to reshape the club’s attack, with Huerta framed as a high-profile domestic signing to add pace and finishing on the wing.
- If confirmed, the move would continue a recent Liga MX pattern of repatriating national-team players after major tournaments and would give Huerta a multi-year return to Mexico after a season with Anderlecht.