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Honduran Football Abroad: Goals, Returns & More – Week Recap

by Ryan Cooper
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Juan Carlos Obregón is making waves in his professional soccer career, earning recognition for a standout performance that will be remembered for years to come.

On March 8, 2026, several Honduran players competing internationally were in action. Darlin Mencía played a full match for Wanderers in the Uruguayan championship, drawing 0-0 against Maldonado and receiving a yellow card. Joseph Rosales was also in the starting lineup for Charlotte, who defeated Austin FC 3-1, with Rosales being substituted during the second half.

Julián Martínez returned from injury but didn’t immediately reclaim his starting position, appearing as a substitute in Alverca’s 0-0 draw with AVS in the Portuguese Liga. Andy Nájar started and was subbed off during Nashville’s 3-1 victory over Minnesota in MLS action, whereas Brayan Acosta remained on the bench.

Kervin Arriaga made an appearance off the bench for Levante in their 1-1 tie against Girona. Dereck Moncada started for Internacional de Bogotá in a 1-1 draw with Águilas Doradas, also being substituted in the second half. David Ruiz remained on the bench for DC United in their 1-2 loss to Inter Miami.

Luis Palma played the entire 90 minutes for Widzew Lodz in their win against Lech Poznan. Denil Maldonado captained the Honduras national team and played a key role as a starter in Rubin Kazan’s 2-1 victory over Krasnodar, continuing his strong form since returning from injury. Romell Quioto continued his impressive run, scoring in Al Faisaly’s 2-2 draw against Al-Diriyah FC in the Saudi Arabian second division.

Juan Carlos Obregón recently scored a spectacular goal from behind the halfway line while playing for Westchester SC in the USL League One. The goal, a highlight of his career, came in a match against Forward Madison FC, putting Westchester ahead 1-0. Obregón was previously called up to the Honduras national team by Reinaldo Rueda and featured in a game against Mexico in late 2024. Rueda has indicated he is still considering Obregón for the squad as they prepare for the 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign.

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