Guillermo Allison

Guillermo Allison operates as Querétaro FC's platinum Engine. At 36 years of age, the Mexican veteran brings invaluable grit to the pitch following his extensive spells with Cruz Azul and Celaya, continuing his determined pursuit of the first major silverware of his long career.

His campaign has been defined by sheer physical exertion rather than technical control. An exceptional Workrate metric highlights his relentless motor, constantly covering ground to disrupt the opposition and close down vital spaces. However, his on-ball influence remains severely limited; he has been saddled with the GHOST badge, an infamy label reflecting long stretches where he completely vanishes from the build-up play, registering remarkably few touches per match. Despite this lack of possession rhythm and creative input, his durability is unquestionable for a player of his vintage. Having racked up 1,957 hard-fought minutes across 22 grueling appearances, he is a picture of stamina. What stands out most in recent weeks is that he is hitting top form, proving that his rugged, destructive qualities remain highly effective when the team needs midfield stability.

Nearing the twilight of his playing days, his market value has naturally depreciated to €0M with a downward trend. Yet, these financial metrics pale in comparison to the tactical trust placed in a seasoned professional who leaves everything out on the pitch.