While the number one player is not directly responsible for his duties on the playing field, it is the former midfielder Chivas Rayadas from Guadalajara, Javier Eduardo López, you have a new task with the San Jose Earthquakes de la MLS, with whom he will debut the number in his first season in the United States, as he will wear the number 9, normally used by forwards and a team’s ‘goalscorers’.
The former number ten in Chivas will have to be a benchmark in the team of Matías Almeyda, a technician who has trusted to restore the best version of Chofis López in this new adventure, where he will reference Carlos Vela, without a doubt the best Mexican who has played in the MLS.
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As a scorer or as a creative, no one has had a better debut season than Carlos Vela at LAFC, scoring 15 goals and 11 assists in his first 31 official games with LAFC, so those numbers should be López’s goal.
Keeping in mind that Vela’s numbers are record numbers, La Chofis could target the records of Alan Pulido or Érick ‘El Cubo’ Torres, forwards who signed outstanding debuts in MLS as Puligol scored 7 goals and 5 assists in 14 games ; while Torres recorded 7 goals and 2 assists in 15 games.
Considering that La Chofis plays more as a creative and midfielder, his best references could be Rodolfo Pizarro or Cuauhtémoc Blanco himself, who scored 4 goals in his first season, although ‘Temo’ added 7 passes to goal, while Pizarro got 4 assists. .
Mexicans’ first seasons in MLS:
- Carlos candle
31 games
15 goals
11 helps - Alan Pulido
14 matches
7 goals
5 helps - Erick Torres
15 matches
7 goals
2 assists - Cuauhtémoc White
17 matches
4 goals
7 helps - Rodolfo Pizarro
20 match
4 goals
4 helps - Chicharito Hernandez
12 games
2 goals
0 helps - Carlos Fierro
7 games
0 goals
0 helps
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