He was Mexico National Team number 10 but now sells shirts to survive

Alongside Jorge Campos, Claudio Suárez and Carlos Hermosillo, he was one of the most renowned players of Mexico National Team during the 90s and was called to help El Tri finally reach the fifth game in a World Cup.

Before becoming one of El Tri’s best players, he was close to quit soccer

Although he’s mostly remembered as a Pumas UNAM player and the in Atlético Madrid, although he played in in multiple Liga MX teams, like Club América, Atlante, Chivas and even Club Puebla, where he finally retired.

But everyone remembers Luis García during the 1994 FIFA World Cup round of 16, as when he was needed the most by El Tri, he got himself sent off in a game that Mexico National Team lost 3-1 in a penalty shootout against Bulgaria.

Shortly after retiring from soccer, Luis García became a recognized TV commentator, but he also has side jobs, like a YouTube channel with Christian Martinoli and a t-shirt brand where he prints some of his most famous quotes.

Martino already has a plan if he is fired from Mexico National Team