In the Major League Soccer by United States A new option for the Mexican National Squad’s attack appears, and it’s not about Chicharito. Brandon Vazquez, Cincinnati strikerdoesn’t have that many spotlights, but it has attracted attention in the American Union.
Vázquez holds dual citizenship: Mexican and American, so he qualifies for one of two selections, although he does not qualify for either, despite the numbers he has registered.
Among the top scoring positions in the MLS is the name Vázquez, who managed to reach the same quota as Javier Hernández in the same season, something that brings some recognition in the sport.
In GOAL we tell you more about Vázquez:
WHO?
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Vazquez was born in Chula Vista, California, but of Mexican parents, making him eligible for the Tri. Although he grew up in the lower ranks of the United States national team, he has yet to receive a call-up to the Stars and Stripes combined Major.
The 23-year-old striker trained in the Xoloitzcuintes de Tijuana, although he then moved to the United States where he played in the United Soccer League (Second Division) and Major League Soccer.
He scored with Cincinnati five goals this season the same number as Javier Hernández with LA Galaxy, along with players like Valentín ‘Taty’ Castellanos with NYC FC, Jesús Ferreira with FC Dallas and Leonardo Campana with Inter Miami, one behind leader Sebastián Driussi with the opportunity to fight for the Golden Boot.
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