Cincinnati FC’s Venezuelan forward, Kevin Kelsy, has been able to take advantage of his opportunities with the Major League Soccer (MLS) team; to which he arrived via loan from Shakhtar Donetsk of Ukraine at the end of April.
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Now, the one born in Valencia and the first Venezuelan to score in his debut in the Champions League, scored his third goal on Saturday in five games with Cincinnati since his arrival in the MLS.
This was to turn the score around against Toronto FC, after a rebound from the rival goalkeeper who was attentive in the center of the area, controlling and sending it to save, defining strongly with his left foot and in what ended up being a victory 4-3 for his team at BMO Field; home of Toronto, in an Eastern Conference duel.
And, to be honest, from the beginning the transfer of the 19-year-old Vino-Tino striker was due to a desire to continue seeing minutes, something that with the Ukrainian team was becoming impossible for him in the last few changes.
Perhaps that was the trigger for him not being included in Fernando Batista’s pre-list for Venezuela in the Copa América.
2024-05-26 21:14:42
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