All Stars Worldwide
Mexico
Giovani Dos Santos Premier Cup: FC Barcelona 2004
Son of former Brazilian national team player “Zizinho”, Mexican born “Gio” was a key player in Mexico’s win in the U-17 World Championship 2005 in Peru and awarded the Silver Ball as second best player of the tournament. A regular in the national team, he made both his first team and Champions League debut for Barcelona in September 2007 at just 18 years-of-age but has since moved on to experience football in the English Premiership with Tottenham Hotspur.
Carlos Vela Premier Cup: Chivas Guadalahara 2004
Vela was a key player in Mexico’s win in the U-17 World Championship 2005 in Peru and awarded the Golden Boot as Top Scorer. He signed for Arsenal, gaining experience in the Spanish La Liga with Celta Viga, Salamanca and Osasuna before making his Premiership debut in August 2008 against Newcastle.
Juan Pablo Rodríguez Guerrero Premier Cup: Club Atlas 1996
Guerrero progressed to the senior side of Club Atlas before moving on to Tecos UAG and Chivas Guadalahara. Now playing for Santos Laguna, he is a regular in Mexico’s national team.
Mario Méndez Olague Premier Cup: Club Atlas
One of the golden boys of the generation that has revitalised the Mexican national team, Mario is now one of the key players in Toluca Soccer Club.
Santiago Fernandez Premier Cup: Club América 2001
After enjoying first division football with América, this great young Mexican prospect transferred to FC Barcelona before returning to Mexico and now plays in the Primera División de México for Puebla. He has represented his country at U-20 & U-23.
Cesar Villaluz Premier Cup: Cruz Azul 2003
A key player in Mexico’s win in the U-17 World Championship 2005 in Peru, Villaluz is among the most important players in first division team Cruz Azul and the Mexican national team.
Edgar Andrade Premier Cup: Cruz Azul 2003
A key player in Mexico’s win in the U-17 World Championship 2005 in Peru, Andrade plays for first division Cruz Azul and the Mexican national team.