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Ted Lasso's Dani Rojas on Trial with USL Club El Paso Locomotive

Ted Lasso's Dani Rojas on Trial with USL Club El Paso Locomotive
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Sports March 3, 2026 07:30

el paso, usa - Cristo Fernández, known for his role as Dani Rojas in Ted Lasso, is trialing with El Paso Locomotive FC in the USL Championship, aiming to transition from screen to soccer field.

Ted Lasso Star Cristo Fernández Trials with El Paso Locomotive

Cristo Fernández, famous for portraying Dani Rojas in the hit TV show Ted Lasso, is pursuing his soccer dreams by trialing with USL club El Paso Locomotive FC. The 35-year-old actor recently played for Locomotive in a match against New Mexico United, with the club considering offering him a contract.

Multiple Club Trials

Reports suggest that Fernández previously trialed with Chicago Fire II and scored in a game against Forward Madison FC. Despite a successful acting career, Fernández's passion for soccer has led him back to the sport after a knee injury ended his playing aspirations in his youth.

Actors Turned Soccer Players

Transitioning from acting to professional soccer is not unprecedented, with individuals like Vinnie Jones and Eric Cantona making similar career shifts. Fernández's journey echoes stories of actors who found success on the pitch, showcasing the diverse talents of individuals in the entertainment industry.

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