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So who is this “Mexican Torres” set to trial at Liverpool?

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Marco Bueno’s club Pachuca have confirmed that a deal is close to see the young striker have a 10 day trial at Liverpool from August 1st, vice-president Andres Fassi said:

“We are conducting negotiations with Liverpool and possibly, on August 1, Marco Bueno will pay a visit to Liverpool. We have already practically closed negotiations with them. They want to buy 100 per cent of the rights.”

So who is this young Mexican starlet, full name Marco Antonio Bueno Ontiveros? Nicknamed “El Niño Torres Mexicano,” the Mexican Torres, Bueno has shot into the limelight after his displays playing up front in Mexico’s victorious U17 World Cup side.

Still only aged 17, Bueno has made his way through Mexican club Club Pachuca’s youth setup after growing up in Northwestern Mexican state of Sinaloa. Last season he made one appearance on loan at Second Division side Club Leon before joining up with Mexico for the U17 World Cup.

The tournament was held in Mexico and the team battled its way through the tournament to beat France in the quarter finals, Germany in the semis and Uruguay 2-0 in the final. Bueno scored one goal in the tournament, against Panama in the group stages, shown below:

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During the tournament Bueno struck up a very good partnership with fellow striker Carlos ‘Charley’ Fierro of Chivas. Both from North West Mexico (Bueno’s from Culiacan and Fierro from Los Mochis), they have been playing together since they were small boys and there telepathic understanding on the field has led to some great link up play which invariably led to Fierro rather than Bueno scoring in the tournament. Fierro ended up with 4 goals during the competition.

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  • Mike says:

    It seems he is more like a playmaker rather than a striker.

    • Lewis says:

      He is actually more like Albert riera at Least that’s the position he played on the u17 wc he plays more like a left winger rather than a striker! But he is really good.

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