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Convocan a "Guille" Franco al Tri para suplir a lesionado Arellano

03 julio 2009 02:56 PM
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México, 3 Jul (Notimex).- El delantero Guillermo Franco fue llamado para sustituir a Omar Arellano en la selección mexicana de futbol que participará en la Copa Oro a partir del próximo domingo, y deberá reportarse lo más pronto posible.

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