Alejandro Bronce

Alejandro Bronce is the legendary striker for Los Guerreros de Juarez. Commonly viewed as the best Panamanian player in history and one of the best in Mexican soccer history, Alejandro is an icon around the soccer world.

Early Years
Alejandro was born in Panama City, Panama and lived in a poor neighborhood. Learning to play soccer with pieces of meat, this toughened his feet to the point where his kicks would travel far and fast during his professional career. When his family could afford a ball for him, his neighbors and siblings to play with after they showed real promise, Alejandro became respected by his town as their clear best soccer player.

When he was about to turn 20 years old, a scout from Los Guerreros de Juarez sent to find players from Panama saw Alejandro play and was very impressed, leading to his pro career with UNAS.

Professional Career
Since Alejandro was the clear best player he could find in the region, the scout offered him a contract to play for the team. After signing, Alejandro sat on the bench for two seasons as he matured as a player and was mentored by the other extremely talented players on the team.

After a starting spot opened for Alejandro, he burst onto the scene. His powerful kicks attracted a lot of attention, as did his blazing speed. Defenders could not stop him and he quickly became one of soccer's best young stars. Now, Alejandro was a professional athlete and decided to use this to give back. Paying homage to his humble beginnings, he worked hard to mentor young soccer players in poverty-stricken neighborhoods and frequently donated money to less fortunate neighborhoods all around Panama.

As Alejandro dominated UNAS, he became a local hero in both Juarez and Panama City. Beloved by fans for his skills on and off the field, he became one of the most praised athletes by their team's city in history. He became so loved that a team in Cuba offered them their entire team for just Alejandro and Los Guerreros rejected the offer. When the news broke, critics and fans were relieved that this trade did not go through. This demonstrates how valuable Alejandro became and he would prove his worth, constantly leading Los Guerreros to success in the early 2000's.

Strengths and Weaknesses
Alejandro's strengths are as follows Alejandro's weaknesses are as follows
 * Powerful kicks
 * Lightning-quick
 * Kind-hearted
 * Weak defender
 * Kick accuracy needs work

Trivia

 * The photo of Alejandro is of the one-time character Marcus Scarlotti from "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D"
 * The trade offer from the Cuban team was inspired by the New Orleans Saints offering their entire 1999 Draft to the Washington Redskins in exchange for the 5th Overall Pick in that draft to select Ricky Williams