The reopening of the Azteca Stadium during the match between Mexico and Portugal not only provided football postcards but also gifted a scene that quickly went viral: the presence of Isaac Brizuela selling marquesitas.
This is how the moment happened The former Chivas player was captured inside the venue not as a spectator or special guest, but directly attending a sales point of his own business. The establishment itself posted a video showing how the former Mexican footballer became a vendor, served products, and was an active part of the operation, surprising many followers who did not expect to see him in that role.
This moment is not a coincidence. Brizuela has been developing his marquesitas brand for some time, an enterprise that has gained momentum in different locations and has now found an unbeatable showcase in one of the most emblematic venues in world football. His appearance during an international match can also be interpreted as a strategy to boost his business at a high-media-exposure event.
The sporting context is also key. After leaving Guadalajara, the footballer has not clearly defined his future on the field, which has opened the door for him to strengthen his business side. Far from representing a decline, his participation in product sales reflects an increasingly common transition among professional athletes seeking economic stability beyond their sports career.
The image of Isaac Brizuela behind the counter generated all kinds of reactions on social networks, from surprise to recognition for his initiative. In an environment where many former players face difficulties after retiring, the case of the 'Conejito' shows a different side: that of someone who is not afraid to reinvent himself and connect with the public in a completely unexpected way.
