10 facts about Carlos Cisneros 10 years after his debut

10 years in the First Division are easy to say, but it is not at all a cake walk. Despite injuries in Carlos Cisneros' career, he has never given up and has been a fundamental part of several stages with Club Deportivo Guadalajara.

The 'Charal' made his debut in the maximum circuit on February 17, 2013 against Puebla when he came on as a substitute at 87' in place of Rafael Márquez Lugo. That match ended in a 1-1 draw and Cisneros barely touched the ball, however, as if it were something written by destiny and which adds to the curiosities of his career, the Rebaño's number 24 became a decisive player on the pitch in Cuauhtémoc, in the 2016 Clausura and in the Apertura 2022 Playoffs, he scored a couple of great goals against La Franja in their own stadium.

That is why, on this special day for Carlos, we leave you with 10 facts you need to know about the Rebaño Sagrado striker:

1. The first team he played for was the Cervecera, where his father worked. When he was 4 years old, he started playing with kids older than him, which helped him mature faster.
2. When he was 8 years old, he played against a team of the Guadalajara's youth forces and it was there where coaches Andrés Ornelas and Jesús Rodríguez invited him to be part of the Cantera Rojiblanca.
3. During his time in the U-17 and U-20 teams, Carlos Cisneros played as a center forward, but over the years he was placed as a winger or fullback on both flanks.
4. Cisneros has played 215 games as a professional, accumulating 13,347 minutes. This figure includes La Liga, Ascenso, Copa, Concachampions, Leagues Cup and Supercopa MX.
5. El Charal' has 15 goals and 19 assists throughout his career.
6. He also has experience with the National Team, as his participation in the 2016 Olympic Games stands out.
7. Cisneros has 1 goal and 1 assist so far in the Clausura 2023.
8. His first match as a starter in the first division was in J16 of CL13 against Gallos Blancos.
9. His track record with Guadalajara includes the 2017 League title, the 2018 Concachampions, the 2 Cup championships and the SuperCopa MX.
10. El Charal' was also champion in the Under-20 category in the 2013 Clausura.