⚽ PANAMÁ: BOMBAS EN LA LIGA 🇵🇦 El mercado local se mueve📈 #futbolpanama #concacaf #ligapanameña

🇵🇦 The league that launched the Panamanian national team's star players kicks off this Friday, and these signings could change the course of the championship. The most impactful move is the return of Everardo Rose, a highly sought-after striker in South America, who returns to Plaza Amador after a frustrating stint in Ecuador. Another return to the "most popular" team is that of striker Jorlián Sánchez, who struggled in the Honduran league. With these additions, the current champions' technical level remains high. Joseph Choy, a prodigy from Costa del Este's prolific youth academy, has been loaned to Veraguas United and will have the opportunity to make his mark. But first, he will play with the Panamanian national team in the CONCACAF U-20 Championship. Veraguas is also investing heavily to try and win the title that has eluded them and has signed promising left-back Giancarlos Moreno, a standout player from Unión Coclé. In San Miguelito, everyone is hoping that winger Luis Zúñiga will rediscover his form. He has already worn the jersey of 12 clubs. Brazilian midfielder Dwann Oliveira has joined UMECIT. At 34, he brings experience to a team that will play in the Central American Cup for the first time. Alongside him, the university club added defensive midfielder Nicholas Anderson, a former member of the Panamanian U-20 national team, from Tauro FC. Defender Richard Peralta, with extensive experience in Venezuelan football, arrives to strengthen San Francisco's defensive system. The "powerful club of La Chorrera" lost striker Bayron Walters, who now joins Alianza FC, the current national runner-up. However, they brought in Víctor Medina from Tauro FC as his replacement. Tauro wants to reclaim its position as the biggest club in the country, so it is focusing on midfield balance with the addition of excellent defensive midfielder Javier Figueroa and attacking midfielder Ángel Orelien, a rebellious talent and perennial promise who failed to make it abroad. There were also departures, such as Guillermo Benítez to Portuguesa in Venezuela, Joseph Pacheco to Dunajska Streda in Slovakia, Gustavo Herrera from San Miguelito to Conquense in Spain, Rafael Águila from Independiente to Firpo in El Salvador, and Reynaldiño Verley from Alianza FC to Kudrivka in Ukraine. #panamafootball #lachorrera #panamacity #concacaf