Chilean midfielder Pablo Aranguiz won’t get a second chance with FC Dallas. The MLS side announced earlier this week that they had reached a transfer agreement for Aranguiz with Club Universidad de Chile.

Aranguiz previously joined Universidad on a one-year loan in late 2019. It proved to be a great move for both the player and the club, as the 23-year-old player already scored four goals and added three assists in just 10 Primera Division games.

Pablo Aranguiz arrived in Dallas in 2018 followed by great expectations, as the club signed him to a Designated Player contract and expected him to be one of the cornerstones of the franchise for the future.

The MLS style of soccer, however, didn’t suit Aranguiz the best as he struggled to make an impact on the pitch. He played 20 games in two years and failed to register a single goal or an assist.

Dallas eventually decided to cut their losses and sent the youngster on loan at this boyhood club Union Espanola and then to Universidad.

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FC Dallas, which was scheduled to join the rest of the Major League Soccer’s teams in a summer extravaganza featuring teams playing a sort of World Cup-style tournament to determine the league champion, will not take part after all.

Dallas released a statement on Monday stating that they would not be taking part in the proceedings after a litany of positive COVID-19 tests affected its team.

The club has had 10n first-team players and one coach test positive for the coronavirus only a couple of days before it was set to play its first group stage match in the tournament.

Major League Soccer suggested that the team abstain from playing, and the club decided that such a move was for the best.

FC Dallas, which was meant to be one of the four teams in Group B of the tournament in Orlando, Florida, will instead vacate its spot in the competition and leave the other three teams in its group to possibly advance to the knockout stage.

The historic club, which was considered to be one of a number of teams that could have potentially competed for the tournament crowd, will instead have to watch from home as it looks to get healthy and ready for next season.

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FC Dallas will enter the 2019 MLS season with a new head coach after the club decided to part ways with Oscar Pareja on Monday. This decision comes after Pareja reportedly agreed to take over Liga MX’s Tijuana.

The news was confirmed on Dallas’ official Twitter profile.

Player.
Academy director.
Winningest head coach in the modern era of FC Dallas.

Today, the team and Oscar Pareja have mutually agreed to part ways. #ThankYouPapi

https://t.co/mpF7iWQNL3 pic.twitter.com/nff75Fm0n6

— FC Dallas (@FCDallas) November 19, 2018

“This was a difficult decision for everyone involved, but after extensive discussions over the last few weeks, we believe the best course of action is for Oscar to pursue another opportunity,” – said FC Dallas Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt. “Dan and I have tremendous respect and admiration for Oscar as a coach and as a person, and we sincerely appreciate his significant contributions to the club over the years. He will always be an important part of our FC Dallas family.”

Oscar Pareja spends a better part of his professional soccer career with FC Dallas, retiring with the franchise in 2005. He was immediately hired by the team as an assistant coach, a post he held until 2011. Pareja served as a head coach with Colorado Rapids from 2012 to 2014 before taking the same role with Dallas. He ended up leading the team to U.S. Open Cup title and the MLS Supporters’ Shield trophy in 2016.

“This was a difficult decision for me and my family. FC Dallas has been our home for many years, but we felt it would be best for us to seek a different challenge which enables me to keep growing as a coach,” – said Pareja in a statement. “This club and its players are heading on the right path and I have no doubt they will get there.“

“I would like to thank the Hunt family, Clark, and Dan, for their support throughout my time here. The memories I have made with this club will stay with me and my family for a lifetime.” – he added.

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FC Dallas announced on Wednesday that their forward Cristian Colman suffered a torn ACL in his left knee during Tuesday’s practice and will be forced to miss the rest of the 2018 MLS season. Colman will undergo surgery to repair the tear once the swelling in his knee subsides.

The 24-year-old played in 17 matches in all competitions for FC Dallas this season scoring three goals, while being a constant threat to the oppositions’ goal.

NEWS: Cristian Colmán suffered torn ACL and will miss remainder of the 2018 season.

https://t.co/VHLT79Oq1M pic.twitter.com/iOD3L6wech

— x- FC Dallas (@FCDallas) October 3, 2018

Colman’s injury will undoubtedly represent a significant setback for FC Dallas, who are having a terrific season and currently sit at the top of the Western Conference, with two points ahead of Sporting KC. Dallas has four matches left to play in 2018 MLS season, with the first one coming on Sunday against Orlando city.

Cristian Colman started his professional career in his native Paraguay before coming to Dallas in January 2017 as a young designated player. In his first season in MLS, he played 26 games, 10 as a starter, and scored two goals while adding an assist.

Colman represented the U23 Paraguayan national team in the past and was about to make his senior debut, receiving a call-up from manager Juan Carlos Osorio for upcoming friendlies.

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Chilean midfielder Pablo Aranguiz won’t get a second chance with FC Dallas. The MLS side announced earlier this week that they had reached a transfer agreement for Aranguiz with Club Universidad de Chile.

Aranguiz previously joined Universidad on a one-year loan in late 2019. It proved to be a great move for both the player and the club, as the 23-year-old player already scored four goals and added three assists in just 10 Primera Division games.

Pablo Aranguiz arrived in Dallas in 2018 followed by great expectations, as the club signed him to a Designated Player contract and expected him to be one of the cornerstones of the franchise for the future.

The MLS style of soccer, however, didn’t suit Aranguiz the best as he struggled to make an impact on the pitch. He played 20 games in two years and failed to register a single goal or an assist.

Dallas eventually decided to cut their losses and sent the youngster on loan at this boyhood club Union Espanola and then to Universidad.

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FC Dallas, which was scheduled to join the rest of the Major League Soccer’s teams in a summer extravaganza featuring teams playing a sort of World Cup-style tournament to determine the league champion, will not take part after all.

Dallas released a statement on Monday stating that they would not be taking part in the proceedings after a litany of positive COVID-19 tests affected its team.

The club has had 10n first-team players and one coach test positive for the coronavirus only a couple of days before it was set to play its first group stage match in the tournament.

Major League Soccer suggested that the team abstain from playing, and the club decided that such a move was for the best.

FC Dallas, which was meant to be one of the four teams in Group B of the tournament in Orlando, Florida, will instead vacate its spot in the competition and leave the other three teams in its group to possibly advance to the knockout stage.

The historic club, which was considered to be one of a number of teams that could have potentially competed for the tournament crowd, will instead have to watch from home as it looks to get healthy and ready for next season.

The post FC Dallas Sent Home from MLS is Back Tournament appeared first on SportzBonanza.

FC Dallas will enter the 2019 MLS season with a new head coach after the club decided to part ways with Oscar Pareja on Monday. This decision comes after Pareja reportedly agreed to take over Liga MX’s Tijuana.

The news was confirmed on Dallas’ official Twitter profile.

Player.
Academy director.
Winningest head coach in the modern era of FC Dallas.

Today, the team and Oscar Pareja have mutually agreed to part ways. #ThankYouPapi

https://t.co/mpF7iWQNL3 pic.twitter.com/nff75Fm0n6

— FC Dallas (@FCDallas) November 19, 2018

“This was a difficult decision for everyone involved, but after extensive discussions over the last few weeks, we believe the best course of action is for Oscar to pursue another opportunity,” – said FC Dallas Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt. “Dan and I have tremendous respect and admiration for Oscar as a coach and as a person, and we sincerely appreciate his significant contributions to the club over the years. He will always be an important part of our FC Dallas family.”

Oscar Pareja spends a better part of his professional soccer career with FC Dallas, retiring with the franchise in 2005. He was immediately hired by the team as an assistant coach, a post he held until 2011. Pareja served as a head coach with Colorado Rapids from 2012 to 2014 before taking the same role with Dallas. He ended up leading the team to U.S. Open Cup title and the MLS Supporters’ Shield trophy in 2016.

“This was a difficult decision for me and my family. FC Dallas has been our home for many years, but we felt it would be best for us to seek a different challenge which enables me to keep growing as a coach,” – said Pareja in a statement. “This club and its players are heading on the right path and I have no doubt they will get there.“

“I would like to thank the Hunt family, Clark, and Dan, for their support throughout my time here. The memories I have made with this club will stay with me and my family for a lifetime.” – he added.

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FC Dallas announced on Wednesday that their forward Cristian Colman suffered a torn ACL in his left knee during Tuesday’s practice and will be forced to miss the rest of the 2018 MLS season. Colman will undergo surgery to repair the tear once the swelling in his knee subsides.

The 24-year-old played in 17 matches in all competitions for FC Dallas this season scoring three goals, while being a constant threat to the oppositions’ goal.

NEWS: Cristian Colmán suffered torn ACL and will miss remainder of the 2018 season.

https://t.co/VHLT79Oq1M pic.twitter.com/iOD3L6wech

— x- FC Dallas (@FCDallas) October 3, 2018

Colman’s injury will undoubtedly represent a significant setback for FC Dallas, who are having a terrific season and currently sit at the top of the Western Conference, with two points ahead of Sporting KC. Dallas has four matches left to play in 2018 MLS season, with the first one coming on Sunday against Orlando city.

Cristian Colman started his professional career in his native Paraguay before coming to Dallas in January 2017 as a young designated player. In his first season in MLS, he played 26 games, 10 as a starter, and scored two goals while adding an assist.

Colman represented the U23 Paraguayan national team in the past and was about to make his senior debut, receiving a call-up from manager Juan Carlos Osorio for upcoming friendlies.

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