Last week was a change for FC Dallas manager Nico Estévez. Rather than worry about if his team would be strong enough to beat an MLS rival that weekend, the...
Rather than worry about if his team would be strong enough to beat an MLS rival that weekend, the Spain native was worried if his first pitch would be strong enough to reach home plate.
“The break is going to be OK, just get a couple days off where you can get with your family, get with your friends,” E“When they come back, we attack. We attack and go for the rest of the season. It’s going to be about how we improve as a team in certain areas. We have to be better and also as individuals, how we can make some of the players grow more. This will help us in the process to get what we want.”with third-most points in the league.
Another successful offseason move was the decision to acquire a pair of wingers. Paul Arriola arrived with FCD trading a league-record amount of allocation money to D.C. United to acquire the veteran, while it spent a club record on the transfer fee to sign Argentine rising star Alan Velasco. Arriola was named MLS’ Player of the Month for May and has scored in the team’s last five MLS matches.
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