He is 19 years old, 1.90 meters tall and works as a center forward. The technical sheet of Nicolas Arze Ynsua reveals a hectic tour of football schools and academies. In Bolivia he joined the Semillero and the Tahuichi Aguilera Academy. When his family moved to the United States, Nicolás participated in various schools until he arrived at the Houston Dynamo. At just 15 years old, he dazzled in the lower ranks of the MLS team.
His good performance on the field was awarded by the Barca Residence Academy and moved to Arizona (USA) to complement their training at the Catalan club’s school. With 18 years, his career pointed to professionalism. Last year he played in the Sub 18 of the Mexican club San Luis, from Potosíand this year he aspires to debut in the first division of Mexican soccer.
While touring the fields of Mexico, keep an eye on what is happening in Bolivia. “I’ve always said that I would like to wear the green shirt of the selection. I’d love to be the next Marcelo Martins”, reveals in a contact with THE DUTY.
The passage through the Barcelona academy in United States it was a turn in the way of understanding football. Nicolás spent three years interned at the Arizona headquarters “feeling” the ball in a different way. “It’s a different method. It doesn’t burn the ball. Thus, when they get used to it, they feel superiority over the rival”, he details.
After the enriching experience, Arze claims greater attention and investment to train players in Bolivia. They are the future manifest. For young talent, the country has great player projects that must be properly supported for them to explode.
He sees himself in the future wearing the camisole of some big club in Europe. “Real Madrid, Juventus, Barcelona, one of those,” he confesses. Nicolás understands that his game is better suited to the Spanish and English leagues.
It is described Likewise as a player with talent, presence on the court and, above all, “a lot of grit”. He admires Zlatan Ibraimovic’s game “not because I’m a fighter”, but because there is a certain equivalence in the physical and “he puts a lot of claw”.
For now, he aspires to break the opposing tights wearing the colors of San Luis. Why not, she slides, she would also like to shout the goals wearing the national jersey.
This week will visit his native Roboré. Bring balls and gloves to distribute among young people as a way of sharing with them and encourage sports practice in the town. Perhaps, the new talent of national soccer, can emerge from the pearl of the east.
He is 19 years old, 1.90 meters tall and works as a center forward. The technical sheet of Nicolas Arze Ynsua reveals a hectic tour of football schools and academies. In Bolivia he joined the Semillero and the Tahuichi Aguilera Academy. When his family moved to the United States, Nicolás participated in various schools until he arrived at the Houston Dynamo. At just 15 years old, he dazzled in the lower ranks of the MLS team.
His good performance on the field was awarded by the Barca Residence Academy and moved to Arizona (USA) to complement their training at the Catalan club’s school. With 18 years, his career pointed to professionalism. Last year he played in the Sub 18 of the Mexican club San Luis, from Potosíand this year he aspires to debut in the first division of Mexican soccer.
While touring the fields of Mexico, keep an eye on what is happening in Bolivia. “I’ve always said that I would like to wear the green shirt of the selection. I’d love to be the next Marcelo Martins”, reveals in a contact with THE DUTY.
The passage through the Barcelona academy in United States it was a turn in the way of understanding football. Nicolás spent three years interned at the Arizona headquarters “feeling” the ball in a different way. “It’s a different method. It doesn’t burn the ball. Thus, when they get used to it, they feel superiority over the rival”, he details.
After the enriching experience, Arze claims greater attention and investment to train players in Bolivia. They are the future manifest. For young talent, the country has great player projects that must be properly supported for them to explode.
He sees himself in the future wearing the camisole of some big club in Europe. “Real Madrid, Juventus, Barcelona, one of those,” he confesses. Nicolás understands that his game is better suited to the Spanish and English leagues.
It is described Likewise as a player with talent, presence on the court and, above all, “a lot of grit”. He admires Zlatan Ibraimovic’s game “not because I’m a fighter”, but because there is a certain equivalence in the physical and “he puts a lot of claw”.
For now, he aspires to break the opposing tights wearing the colors of San Luis. Why not, she slides, she would also like to shout the goals wearing the national jersey.
This week will visit his native Roboré. Bring balls and gloves to distribute among young people as a way of sharing with them and encourage sports practice in the town. Perhaps, the new talent of national soccer, can emerge from the pearl of the east.
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