Chivas de Guadalajara academy player Daniel Rios is the MLS Player of the Week.

With four goals scored in one game, the Mexican-born player and the youth team of Chivas de Guadalajara, Daniel Rios, was selected by Major League Soccer Player of the Week 33. The Charlotte player was responsible for scoring all of his team’s goals in 4-0 win over Philadelphia Union on Saturday, October 1st.

As a result, Rios not only scored all Charlotte’s goals, scoring three points, but also he entered the team’s history books as he was the first element capable of scoring three goals in an obligation with the North Carolina boxing jersey.

Also the Aztecs he tied with former New York City FC Argentine Valentin “Tati” Castellanos (April 17) to become the only player to score four goals in a game that season. Together Rios is 23rd player in MLS history to score at least four goals in a single match.

These were the goals of the Mexican Rios with Charlotte.

The first goal of the game was scored when Ríos opened the scoring with a pass from Kamil Jozwiak who sent a cross into the tight zone, Aztec He finished easily in the 24th minute. Subsequently, on 54 both elements combined again to score the second goal of the night. In this case, Jozwiak picked up a lost ball in the penalty area and found a Mexican striker who dribbled past a defender and got caught between several opponents.

Then, with the score 2:0, the Aztec scored his triple. from the penalty spot in the 72nd minute. Then, with the addition of time, In the 91st minute, Rios sealed Charlotte’s win when McKins Gaines made a great cross to Rios.who finished off an empty net.

The player has a background in the Chivas subsidiary, the team that helped shape him and later provided an element to Nashville and then current Charlotte FC in MLS.