Héctor Reynoso

Héctor Reynoso López ( born October 3, 1980 in Mexico City) is a Mexican football player who plays on the position of the defender. He has been available since 2001 in Guadalajara under contract, for in an away game at the UANL Tigres, he completed his Erstligadebüt in Monterrey, which ended goalless. Before he signed at Guadalajara, he worked for several months at Grasshopper Club Zurich under contract, for a total of six he was used. With Chivas he was in the final of the CONCACAF Champions ' Cup in 2007, but lost in a penalty shootout against Pachuca.

Reynoso is regarded as hard as iron defender who is literally glued to his opponent and is not lost a ball. One of the great strengths of the 1.84 -meter defender is the air combat, where he rarely loses a duel. He also turns in quick counters like in the attack.

Made the headlines of the players, as he in May 2009 in the second-round match of the Copa Libertadores against Everton Viña del Mar to provocations of his opponent Sebastian Penco, which related to the at that time occurred in Mexico so-called "swine flu", responded by repeatedly it spat. Reynoso was then suspended for the remaining matches in the competition.

Achievements

Mexican masters: Apertura 2006