Roger Espinoza Profile Biography

Roger Espinoza Profile Biography – Biographyzone.com. Roger Espinoza (born October 25, 1986 in Puerto Cortes) is a Honduran football player. Espinoza learned the game of football on the streets of the Honduran coastal city of Puerto Cortés played, but not in a club.  At the age of twelve he moved with his parents and siblings in the United States to Denver.  Funded by former MLS Rafael Amaya Espinoza led the professional football team of Regis Jesuit High School in 2003 and 2004 in the half-or.

Roger Espinoza Career History

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Personal information
Full name	Roger Espinoza Ramírez
Date of birth	October 25, 1986 (1986-10-25) (age 24)
Place of birth	Puerto Cortés, Honduras
Height	5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)
Playing position	Midfielder, Defende

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Quarterfinals of the Colorado State Championship, also in 2004 he won with the selection of the Colorado Olympic Development Program, the national championship. He then played two years for the Yavapai College in the National Junior College Athletic Association (also in the 2006 season break in the men’s field for the Arizona Sahuaros) 2007 and moved to Ohio State University.

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There he was among the top performers, with the college team won the Big Ten Conference championship and reached the national finals, where they defeated the team from Wake Forest University with a 1:2. Because he would have been after a year of college not yet eligible for the MLS draft, he opted for a Generation Adidas contract and then took part in the MLS super draft 2008.

In 11th Office of the Kansas City Wizards selected, he came in his first professional season predominantly in the left midfield to 22 league operations, in his second season he brought it to just 16 appearances, partly because of his tournaments with the national team, six of which he stood in the grid. For the 2010 season, coach Peter Vermes put him back on the left-back position, where he has since been a regular player.

Espinoza was by coach Reinaldo Rueda UNCAF Nations Cup for the first time in 2009 appointed to the Honduran national team. Espinoza was in the tournament to three stakes in a 1-0 success in the 3rd place match against El Salvador, he also scored his first international goal. A few months later, he was also the 2009 CONCACAF Gold Cup, the squad came in reaching the semifinals in all five matches and scored on a hit in a 4-0 preliminary round win against Grenada.

The official tournament report Espinoza is run as an “outstanding” three players of his team, was the opinion of the Technical Study Group on the “ideal complement to Carlo Costly and Walter Martínez”, “half in the midfield and the defense of” and “gave themselves freedom to to be playable.”

In May 2010, Rueda nominated the midfielder in the 23-man squad for the FIFA World Cup 2010 in South Africa. (Source : http://biographyzone.com/roger-espinoza-biography/)