2023-09-14
Eddie Hernández is one of the Honduran players who is happy where there is a ball, that is why he does not place importance on the places he goes.
Today he has shown this after deciding to emigrate again, but to a quite exotic sports destination, and we are talking about football in India, the most populated country in the world.
The Honduran forward, who played the last year with Motagua, had his transfer to the Liga Deportiva Alajuelense in Costa Rica fall through and a rather bizarre situation appeared on the horizon.
The catracho player has decided to sign a contract with Mohammedan SC of the second division of India, whose Calcutta club has the Argentine Alexis Gómez on its roster as the only Latin American.
The Central American’s new team presented him as a great figure who brings a leap in quality to the club. “We have just added the wealth of a lot of experience of more than 300 games, more than 18,000 minutes and more than 120 goals to our institution,” they wrote on their networks.
Eddie will be traveling next week to the Asian continent to undergo medical examinations and sign the respective contract, which will last eight months.
The Indian second division league championship begins in mid-October, so you will have time to get physically fit and start the tournament in good shape.
It should be noted that Mohammedan SC was founded in 1887 in the city of Calcutta with the name Jubilee Club and is one of the oldest and most popular teams in India, until they adopted their current name in 1891.
Indian football is the eighth league where Eddie Hernández will try his luck after serving in the countries of Sweden, Mexico, Colombia, Iran, China, Kazakhstan, Saudi Arabia, a total globetrotter.
Although destiny is totally crazy, the ‘Cañonero del Aguán’ will not be the first Honduran to play in that country, since before that there were also forwards Roby Norales with Bengaluru and Clayvin Zúniga with Churchill Brothers FC Goa, only both in the first division.
2023-09-15 01:10:00
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