Time to get to know some of the new guys before our first game of the season!
A winger from Colombia, Adrian Camacho comes to us from the University of Charleston where he is a Junior. Prior to attending the University of Charleston, he attended Keiser University in 2020 and led the Sun Conference in goals and assists.
Nicolai Munch is a defender from Germany. He currently attends Mercyhurst University and is just one of four true freshmen named to an Atlantic All-Region Team. He scored four times from the backend this past season while helping his University team to seven clean sheets.
Takeru Moriyama is a midfielder originally from Japan. He recently graduated from Cowley College with a Liberal Arts degree. This past season he was selected for the First Team All-Jayhawk West. Moriyama is a two-time all-conference and the Jayhawk West Co-Player of the Year and a second-team All-American.
Luca Natale is a forward from Italy. He currently attends Bryant Stratton College in Syracuse. You may already be familiar with him as he did play for the Buffalo in the second round of the US Open Cup.
Niclas Wittur is a defender originally from Germany. He is currently a sophomore attending Wingate University and has earned First Team All-SAC honors for his performance as a defender.
Victor France is a graduate of Belhaven University where he majored in Sports Management. He played professional soccer with the Baltimore Blast an American professional indoor soccer team based in Baltimore, Maryland.
Alekdandar Gluvačević played professionally in 2020 for the Orlando City B’s USL League One team. Before that, he played for IMG Academy. He was born in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Mario Simoes is a forward from Brazil and is currently a Freshman at Colby College. He has played for our Youth Academy team and is now moving up to the USL2 team.
Fernando Abreu is a student at Keiser University where as a sophomore he earned First Team honors. Originally from Brazil, Abreu attended Celebration High School in Celebration, Florida.
Let’s see what they can do.