Benjamin Mora He has become a true globetrotter in the world of football. The Mexican technical director knows Malaysian football perfectly, he tried his luck at League MX and now you have defined your next professional destination; Canada.

According to information from our journalist David Medranothe former Johur Darul strategist will be the new general manager of the York United Football Club of the Canadian Premier League. The 44-year-old professional had his last football experience with the Rojinegros del Atlas and He will now take the plunge towards the northern part of the American continent.

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The one who was born in Tijuana, Baja California, began his career as a strategist in the subsidiaries of the Xolos de Tijuana and took several steps in the Premier League and in Mexican promotion teams like Atlético Chiapas, Cafetaleros de Tapachula in which coincided with Wilson Graniolatti. , Carlos de los Cobos or Gabriel Caballero.

After being a technical assistant at Gallos Blancos de Querétaro, he made the big leap into Malaysian football in 2015 and literally broke it. Five Malaysian Super Leagues, four Charity Shields and two Cups, that's what the Baja Californian has left in the Asian club's windows. In fact, he classified them Champions League hailing from this continent on several occasions and made history for having passed the test of the said competition.

Only eight clubs make up the North American country's Premier League, not counting the three Canadian teams that play in the Major League Soccerbut they participate in the local cup (Montreal, Vancouver Whitecaps and Toronto FC).

Mora will be tasked with putting York in the spotlight and elevating a club to the next level in a country that is slowly making space between hockey, basketball and baseball.

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