El Salvadorian Darwin Ceren dream to play Soccer
One nice story about Darwin Caren a talented Soccer player at Orlando City SC.
El Salvadorian Darwin Ceren borm in Quezaltepeque, his dreams were to be a soccer player. His father played professionally in Division Two, include two sisters who play for the El Salvador women’s team and Darwin and his brother Oscar grew up together in their local academy and played for city team Juventud Independiente.
His life began down his city in strange turn arounds to rich inppssible into the professional ranks of his career now.
Story written by sources of Orlando City SC’s team short brief bio of Ceren life, couldn’t be any easier but great life lecture, and passion for Football.
All started from young age, and while economic and family crisis almost derailed his future, Darwin was at the university, the oldest of the four Ceren children, while had to start job to take care of the family.
During his school,and started working, his boss was a soccer fan, luckly while working, his boss understood him when Darwin told “It’s my dream to play professional soccer.” I had to ask for time off. He just said, ‘If you play, that’s OK! Go for the tryouts.
Things got changed, while he managed to sign up for soccer training, as he mantioned were maybe 80 players. Each day it was 10 players less. When it came down to the final day, the seventh name called he won Lotto.
Juventud was still only a second-division team, but the arrival of Darwin in 2009 and younger brother Oscar helped fuel a breakthrough to the Primera Division two years later.
“It was the final game of the 2011 season, Darwin remembers. I scored around the 55th minute and then my brother scored in the very last minute. We won 3-2 and we got to play in the top league.”
The Ceren boys continued to impress and Juventud quickly became a force, reaching the playoff semifinals against traditional powerhouse FAS of Santa Ana. Adrian Heath, then head coach of the USL side in Orlando was in attendance for the second leg , actually there to scout two players from FAS, Heath told sources, caught his eye.
After hagent told me, ‘There is an American coach who said he needs No. 17 in his team’,” Darwin says. “My number was 17, of course, so suddenly I was talking with Adrian. He told me the team was USL now but the next year it is MLS.
After great success, but not enough, he left wife and two children filling out his life, the idea of moving away from them is fallowing his dream and a future in the United State.
“In such a big country, it was already a big move. But there are still challenges for a 24-year-old living outside his native country for the first time and play professional soccer.
