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Left-back competition at Alajuelense: Elián Quesada could leave the team

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  • Elián Quesada could leave Alajuelense due to intense competition in the left-back position.
  • Sporting director Carlos Vela confirmed that the player has offers both domestically and from abroad.
  • Head coach Ismael Rescalvo did not include Quesada in the Recopa match squad.
  • Alajuelense has alternatives such as Rónald Matarrita and John Paul Ruiz on the left flank.

It is reported that the Costa Rican team Liga Deportiva Alajuelense may leave one of its players out of the squad due to intense competition in the left-back position. The club management announced that the likely name to leave the team is Elián Quesada, who plays as a left-back.

The club's sporting director Carlos Vela confirmed that Quesada has not secured his place in the squad and that there are several transfer offers, both domestic and from abroad. When the young player could not reach his desired playing time wearing the Alajuelense jersey, a loan move to a club where he could find regular minutes was brought to the agenda.

Head coach Ismael Rescalvo's decision not to include Quesada in the Recopa squad strengthens this scenario. The prominence of names like Rónald Matarrita and John Paul Ruiz on the left flank for Alajuelense increases the likelihood of the player's departure.

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Who is the player likely to leave Alajuelense?
Elián Quesada, who plays as a left-back and cannot find enough playing time in the team, is expected to leave the club.
What strengthens the possibility of Elián Quesada's departure?
Head coach Ismael Rescalvo not including Quesada in the Recopa match squad indicates that the player could be loaned out soon.
What are the options for the player?
According to sporting director Carlos Vela, Quesada has the possibility of moving to clubs both within Costa Rica and abroad.

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