January 24, 2021 will be a difficult date to forget Joshua Canalesas he marked it debut with Querétaro, in the 2-0 victory against Pumas UNAM for the third round of the MX League. In this regard he spoke with Journal Ten, the Honduran media, in which he said: “I already knew it would debut. I fell asleep around 12 at night, I had my eyes open thinking about the game. The debut is a dream come true for me, it cost me too much“.
Although during the interview he talked about the meeting and what it meant to him, he also hinted at dichotomy that runs through him: being born in Costa Rica and having a father from Honduras, he can represent both La Sele and La Bicolor. “I received several messages, but it is not something that is decided one hundred percent“, indicated the.
Going deeper into the latter, he deepened: “This is something that to this day I didn’t decide well, but for family things we lean a little more towards Costa Rica, because I feel that I went to Honduras sad and hurt for the situations I went through thereHowever, he clarified that “It is not something that is decided one hundred percent“.
“I feel that At Olympia they treated me badly, and at U-20 they treated me badly when I went on a microcycle with Mr. Carlos Tábora. From there it was a bit of resentment on our part, but at the level of football, because my best friends are Hondurans“, he continued in connection with what he lived on the catracho soil.
Finally, after mentioning that he spent many years at Olimpia and only went to train with the Division I team. “like three times” and this “that’s why I decided to leave“, he said that”during a year I suffered two knee injuries and never felt the support of the team. (…) He had a bad salary, he traveled from Valle de Ángeles to Tegucigalpa to train. I spent more on what I did than I earned. The end I feel like I’ve never had anyone’s support, that’s why I went to Costa Rica, where I gained level and more confidence“.