Kick Around: Should Bob Bradley Call Edgar Castillo Into The USMNT?

The recently declared New Mexico player could be included in Bob Bradley's team.

Sep 15, 2009 3:10:11 PM

More On :  USA, E. Castillo
With the new rules regarding citizenship in FIFA, it's obvious that players will make some controversial decisions regarding their international future.

First it was Jermaine Jones who decided to play for the U.S. Men's National Team over Germany and now it's Edgar Castillo who has shunned Mexico for a chance with the United States.
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The Goal.com editors understand the situation and give their take in the latest edition of "Kick Around."

Check out the video below to see which editors thought he should be put in the squad and who thought he shouldn't.


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