Dorlan Pavon, who was a key player from Rayados to win the mexican soccer championship could play in the MLS.
MLS is keeps looking at La Liga MX for new players and the latest rumor is that newly appointed manager for Inter Miami FC, Diego Alonso, has asked for Dorlan Pabon, a player he managed while being with Rayados.
The colombian striker has been with Monterrey for four years since coming from the spanish team Valencia and finally won the mexican soccer championship last Apertura 2019. The rumor started when the mexican journalist, Axel Solis, said that Pabon is a player that Inter wants to sign for their season debut and because the manager, Diego Alonso, already knows him and thinks he could be a key player this upcoming season.
The new MLS franchise knows that all eyes would be on them in their first season so the owners promised to bring important players that have experience and could help the team win a title.
The colombian striker struggle in the beginning of the Apertura 2019 with Monterrey but towards the end of the regular tournament and during the postseason he was a key player that helped the team win the title.
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