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Mauro Lainez had a dream debut with America last Saturday when he scored in the 2-1 win over the Saint Louis. He signed with the team of his loves, where his brother Diego was a number and by the way both ended up in a select list of inbred scorers in the Coapa club.
In this list, historical names such as that of Rafael Garza Gutiérrez “Record”, icon and founder of the Club in 1916, and his brother Francisco.
Not far from that time came the Sota Brothers, Jorge and Ernesto, who led the attack of the young American team in the 1920s and thanks to their goals, the two achieved Mexican team.
Other of the most remembered brothers in America are the Manzos: Armando and Agustín. The two were from Coapa, but the second moved to Blue cross and made history, and they came across on several occasions without affecting the family thread.
Nicolas Ramirez and Ramon Ramirez They’re also part of the list, although the two have more antagonistic history than love with the main team
In more recent times in America, Marco and Angel Reyna they also scored for America. The first with a discreet step, the second could become an idol and stayed on the road.
There are also the Mosquera, Juan Carlos and Jesús, although in this case the second only scored a goal in a friendly or in a penalty shootout in the Interliga, it is therefore not considered official.
Will the Wool the last brothers? Or does Jonathan dare to sign with the Eagles and join the history of the ‘carnal’ scorers?