MEXICO DF, 14 sep (Reuters) – El club Chicago Fire de la
Major League Soccer (MLS) de Estados Unidos anunci ‘ el viernes
la contrataci ‘n del delantero argentino naturalizado mexicano
Guillermo Franco.
Franco, de 35 a +/-os, llegar ¡ al club estadounidense despu (c)s
de jugar con Pachuca de M (c)xico en el torneo Clausura 2012.
“Estamos encantados de sumar un jugador talentoso como
Guillermo a nuestro equipo, tiene una gran experiencia
internacional y ser ¡ un gran activo”, dijo Frank Klopas,
director t (c)cnico del Chicago Fire, citado en la p ¡gina del club
(www.chicago-fire.com)
Franco ha militado en los clubes argentinos San Lorenzo de
Almagro y V (c)lez Sarsfield, en Europa jug ‘ para el West Ham
United de Inglaterra y el Villarreal de Espa +/-a.
En M (c)xico, adem ¡s de jugar para Pachuca, visti ‘ la camiseta
del Monterrey, donde fue campe ‘n en el torneo Clausura 2003.
Tras obtener la nacionalidad mexicana en el 2004, el
delantero form ‘ parte de la selecci ‘n de M (c)xico que particip ‘ en
los Mundiales de Alemania 2006 y Sud ¡frica 2010.
(Reporte de Carlos Calvo; Editado por Javier L ‘pez de L (c)rida)
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