Mexico’s national team has strengthened its attacking options as it prepares for a decisive Concacaf Nations League meeting with Jamaica, with two forwards based in Europe now reporting to camp.
Two European arrivals
Armando González and Armando León flew directly from Europe to join the squad. Both have been tasked with finding the net during the international break, adding fresh competition to a forward line that is looking for a clear leader.
A fight for the starting spot
Their arrival intensifies the battle for a place in the starting XI and the chance to lead the attack. The absence of Raúl Jiménez has opened the door for others to step forward, and the newcomers will be eager to make an early impression on the coaching staff.
A first call-up for León
For León, this is a first call-up to El Tri, which makes his situation one of the most intriguing storylines of the camp. Whether he will receive any minutes against Jamaica remains an open question as Mexico gets ready for a match that carries real weight in the group.
Source: sports.yahoo.com
