If I remember correctly he was called up and then backed out, he knows that this is his last chance but he should have switched sooner.
I thought he trained with the national team but couldn't join because he didn't have his Salvadoran passport. Now he does have it.
I remember this too. Now I hope Amando Moreno follows suit. He’s not gonna get a cap from Mexico or USA anytime soon. Took him long enough though.
That was a long time ago though like 2 years ago if my mind serves me right, it doesn’t take that long especially when his dad is a Salvadoran National.
I wonder if Christian Martinez will get called up to train with the team. He's been pretty stable in the Costa Rican league. I just don't know how good he is and if he's getting any minutes with his club.
First goal for the @MDBobcatsFC goes to Bryan Argueta. Brings them within one goal of @1904_FC. #NISALC21 pic.twitter.com/mciEvSn99n— NISA Official (@NISALeague) April 16, 2021
https://www.angelsonparade.com/2021...lly-part-ways-with-goalkeeper-kenneth-vermeer LAFC has moved on from Vermeer as their keeper. This news makes Tomas Romero their number 2 keeper which will give him plenty of experience as a rookie in MLS. happy to have a Salvadoran GK finally in this League that will have some minutes. Last year LAFC alternated quite a bit between their top two keepers so hopefully that continues.
Darwin Ceren and Eric Calvillo faced off as Houston Dynamo defeated San Jose 2-1. Ceren came on at the 67th minute. Calvillo did not play.
Two Salvadorans at NISA club Maryland Bobcats; Emilio Torres and Bryan Argueta. ➕ to the youthM Emilio Torres signs for 2021Born in DC & only 21 he's already well traveled'16 in Peru@SportVictoria16@sportboys@Def_LaBocana'17-'19 in El Salvador@cdaguilaoficial ReservesClub Deportivo Liberal'20 joining the Bobcats*pending NISA & USSF approval pic.twitter.com/9oHniUADbD— Maryland Bobcats FC (@MDBobcatsFC) March 1, 2021 Bryan Argueta signs for 2021 NISA seasonFrom @GburgMD he played HS at Magruder & played two years in Spain's 3rd Division before playing with Germantown City in MD. He played in the 3rd Division in El Salvador who he has also represented at the U23 level*pending NISA and USSF pic.twitter.com/k9Mf38pqpN— Maryland Bobcats FC (@MDBobcatsFC) February 24, 2021
I wouldn't be surprised if Brayan Gil returns to El Salvador. The hype died down. 17 appearances and no goals so far in the season. Now that Alianza Petrolera is stacked with forwards too. https://www.transfermarkt.us/brayan-gil-hurtado/profil/spieler/736202
22-year old Salvadoran-American forward, Walmer Martinez of Hartford Athletic (USL) is the latest addition as he is undergoing the process to represent La Selecta. Welcome aboard! Apoyamos a Walmer Martínez, futbolista del Hartford Athletic, nacido en Estados Unidos e hijo de madre salvadoreña, a quien facilitamos su registro de nacionalidad para que inicie su proceso de incorporación a la Selección de El Salvador.¡Adelante, campeón! 🇸🇻⚽ pic.twitter.com/koMFKFmrB7— Consulado General de El Salvador en Boston (@ConsulBostonSV) May 4, 2021 Tomas Romero of LAFC has been loaned out to USL club Las Vegas Lights Coming In Strong to Tonight's Opener 💪 #VivaLights 🎉LAFC Loanees Presented by @Jarritos pic.twitter.com/ZnbOgh6MfC— Las Vegas Lights FC (@lvlightsfc) May 5, 2021 Gilbert Fuentes of San Jose Earthquakes has been loaned out to USL club Austin Bold. Since 2018, he has only made 3 appearances with Earthquakes. NEWS: Earthquakes loan Gilbert Fuentes and Casey Walls to @AustinBoldFC.— San Jose Earthquakes (@SJEarthquakes) May 3, 2021 Allexon Saravia, formerly of Loudoun United, appears to be without a club at the moment.
Spoke too soon about Allexon Saravia! He has just re-signed with USL club Loudoun United. Welcome back, @AllexonSaravia‼️Saravia has re-signed with the Red-and-White for the 2021 @USLChampionship season >> https://t.co/ziEU1Prhe0 pic.twitter.com/SuqG7vjV4O— Loudoun United FC (@LoudounUnitedFC) May 6, 2021
Another all-star performance from @jwalkin11 and he brings home his second Man of the Match honor of the season!#ForTulsa | #RoadToGold— FC Tulsa (@FCTulsa) May 9, 2021
Enrico made his first start with Vitesse, playing 62 minutes against Ajax. Vitesse lost 3-1. ONZE 1️⃣1️⃣ NAMEN!#Vitesse #vitaja pic.twitter.com/JxAAVwfOtZ— Vitesse (@MijnVitesse) May 16, 2021 Christian Sorto started and scored in RGV FC’s 2-1 win against San Antonio. Alexis Cerritos was subbed on at the 76th minute. Christian. Sorto. GOOOOOOOOL! #ParaElValle | #RGVvSA | #BeatSA2-0 pic.twitter.com/pmtmbXE1rD— Rio Grande Valley FC Toros (@RGVFC) May 17, 2021 Amando Moreno started and scored in New Mexico United’s 3-1 win against Austin Bold. Gilbert Fuentes did not play. And let's get a look at that third goal! This one from the Mando-lorian, and brought to you by @tmobile!#NMvATX | 3-1 | #SomosUnidos pic.twitter.com/Ca2U6wfDUT— New Mexico United (@NewMexicoUTD) May 16, 2021
Crazy to me that a dude with those type of numbers and pedigree has never been mentioned before I only found out about him this year, someone contact Hugo about this guy because he is NT material.
Tons of young guys in the USL currently, Hugo will likely try cap tie/call all of them if he is interested in Amando Moreno. It might be controversial if he gives preference to dual nationals/ players abroad but the NT needs a face lift and a Generation change.
It really sucks to think that Joshua Perez for the second time joined a 3rd Division team that could get promoted to 2nd Division and may not be able to stay due to low participation. I hope that he personally has a strong showing at the Gold Cup because he has a lot of talent and it could land him somewhere else.
If it means ES starts playing better, then I could care less if the team is made up of USMNT rejects. No different to what other minnow nations such as Algeria, Phillipines, Curaçao, and East Timor etc are already doing.
Be careful not every USL player is that good. But obviously there's exceptions. At least in our case we have brought Guatemalan-American USL players to our domestic league and they're just average to below average and tend to struggle to adapt.
I think they've learned from the past when we had a lot of players in the USL and NASL. I think they're just trying to keep their options open and test players out in national team camp call ups to choose the best from.