Amauri Vergara: Thanks to Chivas for making the national team win

Chivas president Amauri Vergara has been in hot water after praising the club's players as key to the Mexican national team's victory. After the match in which the Mexican national team defeated South Korea 1-0 in Guadalajara. “Thank you Chivas for making the national team win. My heart can hardly contain the pride and joy of these days,” Vergara said during an exhibition presentation at the Museum of Contemporary Art. A key role in the match came from Rebaño's players: starting with Luis Romo, who took advantage of a goalkeeper's mistake to score the only goal of the game. And continued with an important save from "Tala" Wrangel, who parried two moments to help preserve three points for the national team. Vergara's words sparked mixed opinions in the industry. When former national team player and now commentator Alberto Garcia Aspe told FOX, "There's no need to thank anyone." The Chivas president's statement sparked debate among fans and critics alike. How should recognition of a club's performance in the context of the national team be viewed?