Monterrey, Nuevo Leon
Alan Pulido made his debut with Tigers In 2009 and despite being a club with few youth opportunities, he managed to make his way into the team to be the starting striker with Ricardo Ferretti as a coach and now that a list of the top 10 scorers in club history has been published, the native comes from Tamaulipas claimed it was not included.
The list has Andre Pierre Gignac in the lead with 148 goals, followed Thomas Boy with 104 and Walter Gaitan in the third with 80. Then there are Lucas Lobos (68) Gerónimo Barbadillo (61), Andres Silvera (51), Alfredo Jiménez (49) Juan Manuel Azuara (46), Claudio Nunez (45) and Roberto Gasparini (43).
I am not on that list, how strange, but I’m sure he should be among those 10, ” he posted on Twitter.
Despite the claim, the reality is that today’s progressive Sporty Kansas City from MLS He does not participate in that select group, because during his stay at the club he scored 40 goals, making it his twelfth. Still above Eduardo Vargas with 42.