Daniel Parra

Daniel Parra slots in as Querétaro FC's Bronze-tier utility option. Still waiting to lift his first piece of major silverware after spells with Monterrey and Forge FC, the Mexican defender is steadily building his body of work and proving his worth as a highly flexible tactical piece.

While a sample size of seven appearances and 363 minutes means his role is still emerging, the performances reveal a player on a clear upward trajectory. An off-the-charts Workrate rating dictates his style, acting as the foundation for his defensive disruption. He has rightfully earned both the INTERCEPTOR and ENFORCER badges, reading the game brilliantly, stealing the ball for fun, and imposing a massive physical presence in duels. The trade-off comes in possession—where he carries the GHOST label due to an almost invisible presence when his side has the ball—but his relentless off-the-ball graft provides crucial grit to the setup.