The story of Joshua Canales, a player born in Costa Rica, but with a Honduran father and who played the U-17 World Cup in India with the H, confessed that he had already contacted the coach of the Catracho team, Fabián Coito, but his dream is another.
The footballer who last week debuted with “The White Roosters” from Querétaro, it was clear, his dream is to dress in the colors of Costa Rica, the country where he was born and where he stayed until he was 10 years old. Honduras to start his sports career in Olympia.
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“I grew up in Costa Rica and my dream as a child is to play for Costa Rica, my lifelong team is Saprissa, my childhood idol is ‘Paté’ Centeno, my whole life has been like that, having been born in Costa Rica, it gave me the desire to be able to play for Costa Rica ”, Canales commented to ESPN.
And it is that the player is at the moment with a broken heart, because his father wanted to see him defending the shirt of the Catracha selection, but the player left the country hurt when he was in Olympia where he was never given the opportunity in the first team.
Was Danilo Turcios, former Olimpia player and coach of the club’s reserves, who brought him to the country, trained him in his soccer academy and then took him to the reserves of the merengue team where he stayed for three years until he got tired of waiting to be uploaded. to the first team. That made him go to the Carmelite country of Costa Rica.
“When I arrived in Honduras I did it at the Anafut school (Dani Turcios Academy). It is like a father to me. For now I have my feet on the ground and I want to go far, have more minutes and achieve many more things, be a reference from Querétaro, “Canales said.
COITO ALREADY TALKED TO HIM BUT …
The Querétaro midfielder is of age for the Olympic process, and that is why this week the coach of the Honduras National Team, Fabián Coito, got in touch to convince him to wear blue and white.
“I have spoken with Honduras at the moment; with Costa Rica I have not had any contact. I spoke with the professor Fabián Coito and he told me that he was happy that I was fulfilling my dreams in Liga MX, is what I can say, “he told TVC.
But Canales is an admirer of Tico football and his lifelong idol is Walter “Paté” Centeno, who was a brilliant midfielder who is now the coach of Deportivo Saprissa.
“I have not had that opportunity to meet him, I have had bad luck, I have some Walter Centeno shirts that I would love for him to sign, but I have never seen him, I have not met him,” said the Gallos de México player.
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