Erick Torres Padilla

Mexican footballer with MLS accolades

Erick Torres Padilla - Athletes & Sports Figures born January 19th, 1993
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Born in 1993, this Mexican footballer began professional career in 2011 with Chivas Guadalajara. Played as a forward and made significant contributions to various clubs in both Liga MX and Major League Soccer (MLS). Highlight of the career included a prominent stint with Houston Dynamo, where performance garnered attention and accolades. Transitioned to other teams in MLS, showcasing skill in scoring and playmaking. Also represented Mexico at youth levels, contributing to victories in international competitions.

Played for Chivas Guadalajara

Scored multiple goals for Houston Dynamo

Competed at youth international levels for Mexico

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