He debuted in Pumas, led the Mexican National Team to the Quarterfinals, now he is a bricklayer

Soccer brings many joys to all those who dedicate themselves to it, but life takes unexpected turns. This is the story that we are going to tell you: It is about a soccer player who debuted in Pumas, team for the MX League, in the Mexican National Team he had a great role and played in the quarterfinals, now he is dedicated to something totally different.

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This player was a striker, he debuted with Pumas and had great talent, in addition to playing for big clubs such as Chivas, Cruz Azul and abroad at Sporting de Gijón.

We are talking about Luis Flores, a striker who was the star of the Mexican National Team in the 1986 World Cup in Mexico, his performances were key for “El Tri” to qualify for the quarterfinals of the contest.
 

Luis Flores is now dedicated to construction

After his retirement, Luis Flores left soccer, he did not dedicate himself to working as a coach or manager, however he liked the construction area. Now he is working in construction and real estate. Profession that has left him a lot of happiness, he talked about it during in an interview for Grupo Imagen.

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