Malaysian Super League side ATM FA have secured the signing of Honduran striker Jerry Palacios in a bid to strengthen their attack ahead of the new season of Malaysian football.
Jerry, who was part of Honduras’ squad for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, will reportedly signed a one-year deal, and will be spearheading the ATM offense department alongside Norshahrul Idlan and Abdulafees Abdulsalam.
This move does not come as an entire surprise, considering that ATM have been linked with him for almost a month now, though the man himself reportedly only arrived in Malaysia today, to complete the move.
Welcome to @ATMFA Jerry Palacios
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The 30 year-old forward spent most of his career with different clubs in South America, though he did have a minor stint in Asia, with Hangzhou Greentown and Hunan Billows between 2010 and 2012.
Jerry, who is the brother of former Spurs and current Stoke City midfielder Wilson Palacios, has made a total of 24 appearances for the Honduran national team, scoring five goals in the process.
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