Shortly removed from the clenbuterol doping scandal in the Gold Cup , Mexican players are at it again. This time in Ecuador, days after an alleged robbery in a hotel, a video emerged of players seen with up to four prostitutes. The Tigres right back has already expressed his situation on Twitter. You can find him at israjimenez Football-wise, as a replacement Alanis is competent and the same talent level as Jimenez, so no trouble there.
Getting hookers in your hotel while on national team duties isn't exactly quiet behaviour on his part. A promising midfielder that has made a terrible mistake. So all things considered Mexico might even get better here. One of the most promising players from the Mexican champion Pumas, David Cabrera has blown it big time no pun intended. This could have been the tournament to win his spot on Mexico's first team for the years to come. Antonio Gallardo is nowhere near Cabrera's actual level or potential, and, plainly put, the team will suffer without him.
A dip, but not one as big as one might expect. He had it all to turn heads his directions in a few days. Instead, he did it with actions not worthy of his talent. Just when his brother Giovani seems to put his head out of the partying world, here comes Jona to fill his shoes. Will we have to wait four years for the younger Dos Santos to grow up like we did with Gio? I won't even talk about Edgar Pacheco. He's OK, but Jonathan Dos Santos is in a whole other world talent-wiseβnot only to him, but to most players in Mexico.
