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Place of Birth: Mexico City, Mexico
About Juan de la O
- Juan de la O (born July 24, 1966 in Mexico City) is a Mexican indoor soccer goalkeeper who played in several U.S.
- indoor leagues.
- He was the 1997 Continental Indoor Soccer League Goalkeeper of the Year. De La O began his indoor career in the Mexican indoor soccer leagues.
- In 1995, he played for the Mexico Toros of the Continental Indoor Soccer League.
- The team lasted only that one season before folding and the Seattle SeaDogs selected De La O in the CISL dispersal draft.
- He played the next two seasons with the SeaDogs.
- He was the 1996 CISL Goalkeeper of the Year.
- In 1997, the SeaDogs won the CISL championships as De La O was named the Championship Series MVP.
- When the CISL collapsed at the end of the 1997 season, D La O held the league record for lowest goals against average.
- Where the CISL had played a summer indoor season, the National Professional Soccer League played a winter indoor season.
- De La O therefore, moved to the Philadelphia KiXX of the NPSL in the fall of 1997.
- In 1998, several ex-CISL formed a new league, named the Premier Soccer Alliance.
- De La O signed with the Portland Pythons for the 1998 PSA season but was back in the NPSL that fall, this time with the Florida ThunderCats.
- In 1999, he played for the Houston Hotshots in the PSA, now known as the World Indoor Soccer League.
- He moved again for the 2000 WISL season, this time playing for the Arizona Thunder.
- It appears he may have finished his U.S.
- career in 2001 with the Sacramento Knights.
- However, he may have continued to play in Mexico.
- BiChampion with “El Combinado” at ITAM (2017-2018).
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