Carlos Mora Returns to Costa Rica National Team After Nearly Two Years
The player, now with Universitatea Craiova, has been selected by head coach Miguel Herrera after a significant absence from international duty.
Carlos Mora has made a notable return to the Costa Rica National Team after an absence of nearly two years.
The player, currently with Universitatea Craiova in Romania, had not been called up for 20 months prior to receiving the opportunity from head coach Miguel Herrera.
Mora, who previously played for Alajuelense, has been performing well in Romania, establishing himself as a key player within his club.
He recently scored a goal and has adapted to new responsibilities on the field, taking on the role of right back, a position he has occupied before during his time with Alajuelense.
In a statement about his return, Mora expressed his happiness and pride, emphasizing the hard work that led to his selection.
He reflected on the mental challenges of being away from the national team, stating that his absence helped him become mentally stronger and better prepared.
He noted that he was eager to contribute fully to the team in this new opportunity.
Regarding his adaptation to his new position, Mora stated that playing as a right back is not unfamiliar to him, as he had experience in that role while with his previous club.
He mentioned that his coach in Romania had recognized his potential in that position and asked him about his comfort level, to which he responded positively.
Mora also shared insights on his experience living in Romania, describing the local language as challenging but expressing that he has been learning gradually.
He appreciates the beautiful places in Romania, the friendliness of the people, and has made several friends since his arrival.
The Costa Rica National Team is set to play two matches during the upcoming FIFA international window, providing Mora with the chance to reintegrate into national duty after his extended absence.
The player, currently with Universitatea Craiova in Romania, had not been called up for 20 months prior to receiving the opportunity from head coach Miguel Herrera.
Mora, who previously played for Alajuelense, has been performing well in Romania, establishing himself as a key player within his club.
He recently scored a goal and has adapted to new responsibilities on the field, taking on the role of right back, a position he has occupied before during his time with Alajuelense.
In a statement about his return, Mora expressed his happiness and pride, emphasizing the hard work that led to his selection.
He reflected on the mental challenges of being away from the national team, stating that his absence helped him become mentally stronger and better prepared.
He noted that he was eager to contribute fully to the team in this new opportunity.
Regarding his adaptation to his new position, Mora stated that playing as a right back is not unfamiliar to him, as he had experience in that role while with his previous club.
He mentioned that his coach in Romania had recognized his potential in that position and asked him about his comfort level, to which he responded positively.
Mora also shared insights on his experience living in Romania, describing the local language as challenging but expressing that he has been learning gradually.
He appreciates the beautiful places in Romania, the friendliness of the people, and has made several friends since his arrival.
The Costa Rica National Team is set to play two matches during the upcoming FIFA international window, providing Mora with the chance to reintegrate into national duty after his extended absence.
