Rest assured, the flood of Honduran players to Major League Soccer hasn't reached the high-water mark just yet.
According to comments from the player himself, the Seattle Sounders are closing in on the signing of CD Victoria defender Wilmer Crisanto, who they've been pursuing for some time if the reports are to be believed.
Here's what the right back (above) had to say to Cronometro: "It is a matterofmy salary, they already told me what I was going to earn in Seattle. I askedmy agentto try toget a little morebutif he's not able to,I'll have tosettle forwhat theyoffered me,I'm not asking for much."
Of course, nothing is official until the final shoe drops, but the 23-year-old sounds pretty confident that he'll be the latest Catracho to land in MLS.
The other tidbit to come out of the article concerns Crisanto's teammate at Victoria and with the Honduran Olympic team, José Velásquez Colón. According to the story, the center back is preparing to embark on a trial with the Sounders after a successful year for both club and country.
What do you think? Have Hondurans taken over from Colombians as MLS' biggest import?
