Miguel Ángel Ponce

Footballer with Chivas Guadalajara

Miguel Ángel Ponce - Footballer with Chivas Guadalajara
Born

April 12th, 1989
36 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Mexico

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A professional footballer began career in 2006 with Chivas Guadalajara. Played as a left-back and midfielder, contributed significantly to the team's defense and midfield strategies. Achieved notable recognition in Liga MX, the top professional football division in Mexico. Represented the national team at various levels, including the U-20 and senior national team appearances. Later played for several clubs, showcasing versatility and skills on the field.

Played for Chivas Guadalajara

Participated in Liga MX

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