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Nine years have passed since the generation Sub-17 del 2011 made everything vibrate Mexico with his second world title history, but practically none of the players had an outstanding career in Liga MX. One of the most remembered is Jonathan Espericueta, who after going unnoticed with Tuca in Tigres and other clubs, now goes to the Mexican Football League.
The southpaw who wore jersey number 7 at the 2011 U-17 World Cup will play for him Athletic Veracruz, which through social networks announced the arrival of who is remembered for putting a Olympic goal to Germany in the Semifinals of the aforementioned tournament, the one in which the myth of the Gomez Mummy was born.
At the beginning of June, the Puebla Club reported that Espericueta was on the transfer list. Without finding accommodation in the MX League or the new Expansion League, the 26-year-old man arrives at the LBM, remembering that at some point it was loaned to the Spanish Villarreal B where, as is well known, it failed to transcend.
Omar Esparza, another LBM World Champion
The first World Cup glory for Mexico at the U-17 level arrived in 2005 against Brazil in a Final in which Omar Esparza scored one of the three goals of the championship; 15 years away, the defender that emerged from Chivas will also be part of the LBM with Los Cabos FC.
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