A family that refused to support his career, sleeping in the streets, selling his cellphone to fund his way back home, and then a lucrative move to Atletico Nacional, the Colombian national team and Boca Juniors. As the new Argentinean season is kicking-off this weekend, Campuzano is one of the most exciting prospects to pay attention to.
Liverpool Montevideo is one of the leading clubs in Uruguay in producing players. Juan Gafas focuses on Federico Pereira, one of the rising names in the Negriazules’ squad.
Liga MX loves Latin American players. After Ecuadorians, Colombians and Argentines, now the trend is Uruguayans. Meir Lozowick, on the phenomena that might benefit the Mexican national team as well.
Yeison Guzmán is one of the more enjoyable players to watch in Colombian football nowadays. Playing for the club that nurtured James Rodriguez, Giovani Moreno and Dorlan Pabon make Guzmán an attractive player for every club that looks for an attacker with excellent technical qualities, and a player that plays with the ball glued to his feet.
Matías Succar could have played for Lebanon or the USA, but now he became a serious prospect for the Peruvian national team number 9 shirt, after earning his first call-up to Gareca’s team.
