Héctor Herrera would not count for the Mexican team

In the Mexican team There could be another end of the cycle on the field. Héctor Herrera is one of the historic soccer players of the Mexican team. However, the MLS Houston Dynamo midfielder would not be taken into account.

For more than a year ago, Héctor Herrera left football in Europe to put down roots in the United States. At 33 years old, the Mexican midfielder is an important figure within the Houston Dynamo, but this would not be enough to convince Jaime Lozano.

“Héctor Herrera is not considered by Jaime Lozano for the games vs. Honduras, which is why Femexfut did not send a section call to Houston Dynamo“explained journalist David Medrano.

The Aztec team will have two games for the quarterfinals of the Concacaf Nations League. Mexico will face Honduras on Friday, November 17 and four days later they will host the same Honduran team, but in the Azteca Stadium.

Héctor Herrera’s numbers

Although Héctor Herrera has not had a bad season in the MLS, His numbers would not have convinced Jaime Lozano. Herrera has played 40 games this season, split between the US Open Cup, Leagues Cup and MLS.

The former Atlético de Madrid player has been able to convert 6 goals and concede 14 assists for the Houston team. Regarding El Tri, Héctor Herrera is a footballer who accumulates 105 games played and 5 goal shouts.

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