Mexicans Abroad: Back To Barca

Jonathan Dos Santos is out of the World Cup picture but won't have much down time.

May 31, 2010 4:35:00 PM

By Andrea Martinez

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Jonathan Dos Santos, Barcelona (MARCA)
Mexico's loss is Barcelona Athletic's gain? Perhaps that is the lone silver lining to Jonathan Dos Santos' exclusion from the Mexican national team. Dos Santos was cut from the World Cup roster on Monday and will now head back to Barcelona Athletic.

With the World Cup now dominating attention, the rest of the activity from Mexicans Abroad was sparse.
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SPAIN

Jonathan Dos Santos (Barcelona Athletic)- The Barcelona player will now be at Luis Enrique’s command as the team looks to secure promotion into the Segunda Division A against their second leg playoff against Jaen. Next: Jaen 6/5  

Juan Seguro (Real Union Club de Irun)- The player entered the game as a substitute in the 62nd minute in the 3-0 loss to UD Salamanca. Next: Levante 6/6 Segunda Division.  

HUNGARY

Juan ‘Kichi’ Perez (FC Tatabanya)- Perez all 90 minutes in the 2-1 loss to FC Ajka. Next: Heviz 6/12

UNITED STATES

Luis Angel Landin (Houston) - Started and played 45 minutes in the 3-2 loss to Philadelphia. Next: New York, 6/2


Mariano Trujillo (Chivas USA) - Played 90 minutes in the 3-2 loss at DC United. Next: @ New York, 6/5

Martin Vasquez (Chivas USA) - Vasquez's Chivas USA side lost 3-2 on a late penalty at DC United. @ New York 6/5

Carlos De Los Cobos (Chicago Fire) - De Los Cobos was critical of his side after a 1-1 draw against FC Dallas at home. Next: Philadelphia 6/5

ECUADOR

Carlos Moran (Cuenca)- The goalkeeper remained on the bench for 2-0 win over Emelec midweek and again for the 3-0 loss against Espoli. Next: Deportivo Quito 6/2; @ Emelec 6/6

PERU

Rodolfo Espinoza (Club Universitario de Deportes)- Espinoza played all 90 minutes in the 2-1 loss against Inti Gas Deportes . Next: Juan Aurich 6/6

Andrea Martinez covers Mexicans Abroad for Goal.com.

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