He made Mexico's defense look bad with Ecuador, costs less than Martin, and would be ideal to reinforce America

In the friendly match between Mexico and Ecuador, Ecuadorian striker Michael Estrada made the Mexican national team's defense look bad, beating Nestor Araujo and Héctor Moreno several times.

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The DC United MLS player even played a key role in the first half, stealing the ball and assisting his teammate to score a goal, but the referee called a non-existent foul that benefited the Mexican national team.

Michael Estrada belongs to Toluca FC of Liga MX and is on loan with DC United, however, America is already interested in his services due to his good numbers with the MLS team and with Ecuador.

How much does Michael Estrada cost?

The Ecuadorian is worth approximately US$5.3 million, US$2.7 million less than Henry Martin, América's striker who has had poor performances with the Azulcremas. If América manages to sell the Yucatecan, they could easily bid for Michael Estrada.

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