The answer, it turns out, is no: 609061023396405248 is not a valid tweet id According to Wikipedia, it's a loan (but who knows really). FC Juarez is a new team in Ascenso MX. Hernandez played for the defunct Indios de Juarez some years ago before leaving for Monterrey.
He is from El Paso, so I'm assuming he'll live in El Paso and cross the border every day. Is Juarez in division 2? Or 1?
Would have preferred MLS over that move. I've done immigration work on the El Paso/Juarez border. Ive found El Paso to be a cool little city, but Juarez...ummmm no thank you
here is more on the new team in Juarez. At least partial US ownership. Some of the group that recently brought in a AAA baseball team. http://www.elpasotimes.com/news/ci_28263789/new-juarez-soccer-team-officially-announced Interestingly, as of last fall they were pursuing MLS to El Paso. http://kfoxtv.com/news/features/top...-MLS-to-El-Paso-area-49439.shtml#.VXrpPvlViko
U.S. U23 Alonso Hernandez starts for FC Juarez @ CD Guadalajara in #CopaMX Group 1 play. 8:00pm ET, UDN. #USMNT— Roderick MacNeil (@rodmacneil) January 28, 2016
Played 78 mins for Juarez. I think he spent most of the game chasing the ball and trying to win it back for Juarez.
Alonso Hernandez starts at RW for FC Juarez @ Cruz Azul, #CopaMX Quarterfinals.10:00pm ET ESPN Deportespic.twitter.com/pzp23RyCOh #USMNT— Roderick MacNeil (@rodmacneil) March 17, 2016
Alonso is loaned again to FC Juarez for 2016-17. He's in the middle of the back row: http://www.fcjuarez.com/#!equipo/c1fgp Interestingly, he faced off against Benji Joya in the Juarez-Necaxa Ascenco Final. Alonso played 45 minutes in the second leg (Benji did not appear) as Necaxa won and got promoted to Liga MX.
For an attacking player, his production numbers are just bad. There is no getting around it. In League Play 0 goals in 553 Ascenso minutes last year for Juarez 0 goals in 120 Liga Mx minutes for Monterrey over 3 years 0 goals in 43 Ascenso minutes for Indios In Copa Mx In the Copa Mx, he's fared a little bit better scoring 1 goal in 1274 minutes (over 20 games) His one professional goal came while playing for Monterrey in the Copa Mx on August 28, 2014 against San Luis. In his total club career at all levels, that's 1 goal in 1990 minutes of action over 46 professional games.
Finished the 2016 Apertura with 13 appearances (1 start) for Monterrey's Segunda team. No goals in 291 minutes.
Alonso scored FOUR goals in Monterrey Premier's 5-4 win over Leones Negros last week, and added another goal in a 3-1 win over Alacranes de Durango. Credit to Phil Schoen for the spot. http://www.beinsports.com/us/americ...ns-overseas-carli-lloyd-gets-first-tas/500845
Alonso Hernandez finished the season as the leading scorer in the league. According to sources in Dallas, he is going to trial at FC Dallas. Ex-USYNT F Alonso Hernandez & fellow Texan on trial w FC Dallas after Monterrey's Segunda Premier season ends: https://t.co/bMaVOldKs8— Jon Arnold (@ArnoldcommaJon) May 9, 2017
They don't really need another forward.....................Urruti, Colman, Akindele, etc. Could be a sign & send to OKC.
Forgot to check on him, but he's still registered with Monterrey Premier. http://ligamx.net/cancha/jugador/78800/joaquin-alonso-hernandez-garcia
During the past winter, Hernandez somehow became the king of the Mexican third tier. He has had a lot of experience coming off the bench and not scoring for Indios, Monterrey, and Juarez. In 2016-17, he returned to Monterrey and played for their third tier affiliate. The 2016 Apertura was typical for him - 1 start, 10 sub appearances, 230 minutes, 0 goals. Then in the 2017 Clausura - 13 starts, 1 sub appearance, 15 goals. He has three goals in his first two games in the 2017 Apertura. Perhaps he's turned a corner. You'd think an Ascenso MX club could use him, at least.