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You Asked?: Submit Questions For Mariano Trujillo
Submit questions for Chivas USA's Mexican fullback, Mariano Trujillo, in Goal.com's video feature "You Asked?"
May 25, 2009 5:51:09 PM
Chivas USA added experienced Mexican fullback Mariano Trujillo in the offseason and the 32-year-old slotted immediately into the league's stingiest backline.
A bit of a journey-man, Trujillo has spent time with UNAM Pumas, Santos Laguna, Monarcas Morelia, and Atlante. Now he's playing in Major League Soccer, providing steady defending and cultivated attacking down the right flank for the Goats.
Goal.com is giving you the chance to ask Trujillo anything you'd like. Want to know about the transition to living in America? Ever wonder who is the biggest jokester in the Chivas USA locker room? Submit a question in the comments section.
The best of the bunch will be gathered and asked. Trujillo will answer them, on video, on Wednesday, May 27.
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For more on Major League Soccer, visit Goal.com’s MLS page.
A bit of a journey-man, Trujillo has spent time with UNAM Pumas, Santos Laguna, Monarcas Morelia, and Atlante. Now he's playing in Major League Soccer, providing steady defending and cultivated attacking down the right flank for the Goats.
Goal.com is giving you the chance to ask Trujillo anything you'd like. Want to know about the transition to living in America? Ever wonder who is the biggest jokester in the Chivas USA locker room? Submit a question in the comments section.
The best of the bunch will be gathered and asked. Trujillo will answer them, on video, on Wednesday, May 27.
Goal.com
For more on Major League Soccer, visit Goal.com’s MLS page.
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