Ángel Yesid Torres Quiñones

Á. Quiñones profiles as a Bronze Impact winger. A left-footer from Bogotá, he comes off a Dynamo Kyiv stint without a club and without a trophy on his CV. From Porto’s academy to spells in Portugal, Malta, Australia and Ukraine, his career reads like a long audition rather than a settled story.

The season sample is tiny, but revealing. Seven appearances, 326 minutes, and just one assist on the board – not much volume, but enough to hint at a hybrid Impact/creator identity. He wants the ball facing goal, operating around the box and trying to force the issue rather than quietly recycling possession. Overall level and season ability both sit in modest territory, so you are clearly buying into a project rather than a finished product. His form spiked, then tailed off into a quiet spell, which fits the picture of a volatile, moment-based contributor. With reliability tagged as emerging, the book is still wide open on what he really is over a full campaign.

The context around him is stark. Market value has effectively been wiped to zero and the trend is flat. For recruitment teams, that turns him into a pure upside play: negligible cost, uncertain floor, but just enough spark to justify a closer look.