Sebastian Jurado leads U-23 Mexico call-up for training camp

Goalkeeper Sebastian Jurado leads the way in the latest U-23 call-up for the Mexico national team. Like the senior team, the U-23s will hold a training camp from the 10th to the 13th of February in he Centro de Alto Rendimiento (CAR). Jurado, who has become one of the key prospects in Liga MX after gaining the starting job in Veracruz, is getting his first call-up.

Other notable call-ups are the return of Ronaldo Cisneros to the team after the Chivas forward has had a great start to his season. Also called up from Chivas were Alejandro Mayorga, Fernando Beltran and Alejandro Zendejas, all of them for the first time in 2019.

This is the second call-up list from new coach Jaime Lozano. In January, Lozano had his first call-up for two friendlies against Denmark’s U-23 team. Mexico lost the first game by a score of 1-0 and then came out victorious in the second by a score of 2-1, with 2 goals by Chivas’s Jesus Godinez, who wasn’t called up this time around.

The call-up is the following:

Goalkeepers: Sebastian Jurado (Veracruz), Jose Hernandez (Atlas), Luis Malagon (Morelia)

Defenders: Adrian Mora (Toluca), Joaquin Esquivel (Lobos BUAP), Ismael Govea (Atlas), Antonio Sanchez (Cruz Azul) Alan Mozo (UNAM), Vladimir Loroña (Puebla), Johan Vasquez (Tigres), Juan Sanchez (Monterrey), Alejandro Mayorga (Chivas)

Midfielders: Alejandro Zendejas (Chiva), Pablo Lopez (Pachuca), Kevin Lara (San Luis), Sebastian Cordova (America), Fernando Beltran (Chivas), Ricardo Angulo (Tijuana), Erick Aguirre (Chivas), Antonio Lopez (America)

Forwards; Ronaldo Cisneros (Chivas), Diego Abella (Santos) Ulises Cardona (Atlas) Paolo Yrizar (Queretaro)