Posted on June 20, 2012
FC Dallas homegrown defender Moises Hernandez is heading south.
Hernandez will join Guatemalan side Comunicaciones FC on Wednesday for a loan period through the remainder of the year.
“We thought this was a good opportunity for a young player to get the games he needs to continue his development,” Dallas coach Schellas Hyndman said. “We have 10 Reserve League games in a year, which is great, but an option like this gives Moises the chance to really speed up the growth process.”
Hernandez was one of three FC Dallas Academy players signed to a homegrown contract on July 30, 2010.
Ineligible to play in Major League Soccer matches during the 2010 season, Hernandez made his professional debut against 2010 UEFA Champions League winner, Inter Milan, on Aug.5 of that year at FC Dallas Stadium. He played five minutes in the 2-2 draw.
Hernandez logged the second most minutes of any FC Dallas player in the 2011 MLS Reserve League (807). He saw time in nine of 10 reserve matches, helping the team to a 6-4-0 record.
He has played 540 minutes for the Dallas reserves (3-2-1) this season. Hernandez also made his Lamar Hunt/U.S. Open Cup debut on May 29. He played 66 minutes after coming on for Zach Loyd.
Categories: Central America, Guatemala, North America, U.S.A.
Tags: Comunicaciones FC, FC Dallas, Inter Milan, Major League Soccer, MLS Reserve League, UEFA Champions League
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