Diego Luna is trying to extend the goal line to four games when Real Salt Lake hosts Portland Timbers on Wednesday.
For RSL (4-7-1, 13 points), the US National Team has been midfielder or bust in terms of scoring.
He has four goals in the last three games, and for the season, he represents more than half of Real Salt Lake’s production, not behind the MLS leadership, which was held by only four players for the season.
They have 13 goals, including their own target, and no other players scored more than once. 21 -year -old Luna contributed to two assisters.
Real Salt Lake coach Pablo Mastroeni told Football America, “I don’t think we can talk about Diego’s development.” He said. “That man. He is the man who plays with the chip on his shoulder. One of our best defenders. Obviously the man who puts the ball behind the net. He’s doing everything for our group.”
Rsl Advanced William Agadada and defender Justen Glad. Agadada, last Saturday 1-1 tie in the second half of the seven-minute intervals was warned, because of the accumulation of yellow cards sitting glad sitting.
Portland (6-3-3, 21 points) won two of the three people who ranked third at the Western Conference after the victory of 1-0 against Sporting Kansas City on Saturday.
Timbers coach Phil Neville is sure that the depth of his team can always make an intensive program against Seattle Sounders, which appeared on Saturday.
“We have a real competition in places,” he said. “This is a marathon and we will need each (player) for the next three or four weeks and the rest of the season.”
Ecuador midfielder Joao Ortiz, a assistant in the first 10 matches in MLS.
“To be honest, I think we have a really good player, Nev Neville said. “The calmness of the ball is different from other midfielder players and develops every week.”
-FELD level media
