Something that characterizes Guadalajara is that they take advantage of their trips to the United States to challenge the youth players who are looking to continue their process and, based on their work, earn a chance in the Rebaño Sagrado's first team.
For the matches against Cincinnati and América, Ricardo Cadena included some new faces in the call-up list, below find out a little more about who these young players are and what they could bring to Chiverío.
1. Luis Fernando Puente
We know this young striker very well, his talent had attracted a lot of attention before he suffered an injury that kept him on the sidelines for more than a year.
Puente was born in Colima, is 19 years old and is 1.85 meters in height, which helps him in many of his tasks as a center forward. His main qualities are his aerial play, his runs and his good definition with both feet.
2. Leonardo Sanchez
Leo was born in San Pedro Apóstol, Oaxaca, is 19 years old and measures 1.71 meters. He plays as a winger on either flank and has an educated left boot.
Sanchez has a good short run, in addition to the fact that his drives keep the ball very controlled, very 'Close to the Foot', which allows him to execute changes in direction very quickly.
3. Daniel Flores
Daniel was born in Arizona but is of Mexican parents, making him, like 'Cone' Brizuela, Mexican by birth. He is 19 years old and 1.77 m. tall.
Flores is a left back, his strong leg is his left and one of his main virtues are his crosses, he has a good long ball skills.
4. Matias Cendejas
Matías is from Guadalajara, he is 19 years old and is 1.76 m. tall. He plays center back, where he has stood out a lot and that has catapulted him in countless occasions to El Tri youth categories.
His best attributes are his timing in disputing aerial balls despite not being so tall and has also shown good skills in long diagonal shots to look for the winger.
5. Diego Delgadillo
Delga' is also a native of the Perla Tapatía, he is only 18 years old and measures 1.80 m. He plays as a central defender and throughout the Apertura 2022 has played with both categories, as he is sometimes required to play in the U-20 and on other occasions in the U-18.
Diego is good in anticipation and little by little he has improved his timing in the air despite not being so tall.
