The alliance midfielder could fulfill his dream of playing with the select. The capitalists would benefit from the extension of another foreigner.
The president of Alianza, Gonzalo Sibrián, gave a new update on Channel 12 of the Colombian Michell Mercado case, who would play as a national starting next season.
The Blanca Institution's directive is confident that its Salvadoran nationalization process will end successfully next month. If this situation were fulfilled, the elephants could add a new foreigner (midfielder preferably, according to Sibrián's words at the request of the technical director of Alliance, Ernesto “Carucha” Corti) to his squad in the face of the Opening 2025 Tournament and the Central American Cup of the Concacaf and Market could be eligible to play with the SELECTA.
If something unexpected in the coming weeks does not happen, the Uruguayan Ányelo Rodríguez and the Colombians Julián Thick and Carlos Salazar would continue in the national champion.
In several interviews with media in recent years, the 23rd of the Paquiderms has admitted that he would like an opportunity in the national team.
“We hope that in a period of three weeks we can have market nationalization and that you can count on your DUI and Salvadoran passport”:
Gonzalo Sibrián, President of Alliance FC.
It is worth mentioning that the coach of the Salvadoran team, the Colombian Hernán Darío Gómez, would be open to incorporating more players thinking about the third phase of the Concacaf Qualifiers towards the 2026 World Cup.
