Ángel Reyna
Mexican footballer and Liga MX player
A professional footballer began career in the Mexican Primera División. Played for several clubs, including Club América and Veracruz. Gained recognition for skills as an attacking midfielder. Competed in international tournaments, representing the national team at youth and senior levels. Retired from professional football after a successful stint in domestic leagues.
Played for Club América from 2006 to 2011
Won the Liga MX title with Club América in 2013
Represented Mexico at the 2005 FIFA U-20 World Cup
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Born
September 19th, 1749 277 years ago
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