Daniel Inga

Daniel Inga is a contributing freelance writer for World Soccer Talk. Daniel graduated from California State University, Fullerton with a degree in Communications with an emphasis in Journalism. A huge soccer fan, he is a supporter of Manchester United, USMNT, and Peru. When not actively supporting these teams, he appreciates a good soccer game regardless of who is playing. A Southern California native, Daniel will from time to time go out and support local soccer by attending matches ranging from the LA Galaxy and Orange County SC to college soccer and other local adult leagues. You can follow Daniel on Twitter at @dannyjiofCA

STORIES BY Daniel Inga

Copa America 2024

/ 180 days ago

Ecuador's date with destiny against Mexico

This Sunday at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, Ecuador has a date with destiny with an equally desperate Mexico in the Copa America. In a match with a buildup and taste of a win-or-go-home playoff game, both teams are tied on three points after both defeated Jamaica unimpressively and lost to Venezuela fairly. Only […]

ByDaniel Inga

Ecuador

/ 758 days ago

Despite Enner Valencia's form, goals are still a worry for Ecuador

Ecuador is off to an impressive start to its 2022 FIFA World Cup campaign after a win and a draw against Qatar and the Netherlands, respectively. The South Americans go into their last group-stage match against Senegal Tuesday riding high on confidence. The Ecuadorians will go into this game needing at least a point to […]

ByDaniel Inga

Ecuador

/ 763 days ago

Ecuador should continue to impress against Netherlands

After Ecuador's 2-0 win over hosts Qatar in the opening match of the 2022 FIFA World Cup, they will try to one-up that by getting a positive result against the Netherlands. Sunday's Ecuador win against Qatar cannot be overstated. Although the host nation was poor from the very beginning of the game, the Ecuadorians capitalized […]

ByDaniel Inga

Ecuador

/ 768 days ago

Youthful Ecuador looks to make history at World Cup

Ecuador manager Gustavo Alfaro has named his 26-man squad for the 2022 FIFA World Cup. La Tri will be playing in their fourth World Cup, with their first appearance being just 20 years ago in 2002. Alfaro made some headlines with his squad selection by leaving out Club León's Byron Castillo. Ever since the South […]

ByDaniel Inga