Sports Editorial, September 25 (EFE).- Brazilian André Jardine, American soccer player, confirmed that the trophies in international goals participated in his team winning the Campeones Cup with the Columbus Crew in the Major League Soccer (MLS) of the United States.

“America is haunted by all the titles. The responsibility is high for the international conquest. The previous speeches continue and we now know that we can fight even more,” said the technician as his team took a penalty al Columbus Crew.

The title of the Campeones Cup is disputed between the Campeones Cup and the Campeones Cup-Ganador of the Mexican Football League. It is not available for Concacaf.

At the Hometown Crew, based in Columbus, Ohio, at Lower.com Field, America regularly performed with Chilean Víctor Dávila at the time; similar to the Danish Malte Amundsen.

In the penalty shootout, Néstor Araujo defined the series and defeated the Águilas, although Jardine was considered first in the international trophy and was eliminated in the semifinals of the Liga de Campeones de Concacaf and in the quarterfinals of the leagues The cup will be celebrated in the next few months.

“It is an international title that proclaims America its highest number on the entire Mexican front. The international titles are non-binding and therefore very rich in content,” he said.

The strategy was also linked to the quality of the Columbus Crew, which made the game complicated.

“It's the best players in the area doing a great training session. There are no MLS players. It's as if we had planned an excellent partido antee of a rival with his arguments,” he concluded.

Since leaving the Águilas, André Jardine has won two league titles, a Campeones title, a Super Copa MX a year ago and this trophy shortly after.

Recently, when America launched the “Campeones Cup”, there was a dispute over the 2018 title. Además de las Águilas, Tigres UANL followed on two occasions; from the MLS, Atlanta United, New York City and Columbus Crew emerged. EFE

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