Club career Omar Govea

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1 club career

1.1 club américa

1.1.1 zacatecas (loan)
1.1.2 porto (loan)


1.2 porto

1.2.1 royal mouscron (loan)







club career
club américa

govea spent 2 years @ san luis played 2 u-15 tournaments. part of tercera división selection team met jesús ramírez, coach of club america s youth academy. participated @ club america s under-17 , under-20 youth teams.


zacatecas (loan)

in 2014, announced govea sent out on loan ascenso mx club mineros in order gain professional playing experience. made professional debut substitute on 5 august 2014 in copa mx match against leones negros, coming on antonio lópez @ 82 .


porto (loan)

in july 2015, govea joined fc porto on loan, , sent play b team. govea made segunda liga debut on 15 august 2015 against santa clara, establishing himself starter.


he called porto s senior team first time on 19 january 2016, in order make squad play against famalicão in taça da liga match next day.


porto

on may 2016, reported porto had signed govea on permanent transfer, player signing four-year contract club.


royal mouscron (loan)

on 6 july 2017, govea joined belgian club royal excel mouscron on one-year loan option of purchase.








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