If you follow Argentine midfielders, Marcelino Moreno is a name you’ll recognize. He started at Newell’s Old Boys, made a splash in Mexico with Cruz Azul, and keeps showing up in discussions about mid‑season moves. This page gathers everything fans need—career highlights, recent form, and the hottest rumors.
Born in Rosario in 1994, Moreno broke through at Newell’s, earning 100+ caps before moving abroad. In 2021 he joined Cruz Azul, where his box‑to‑box energy helped the team push for the Liga MX title. Known for his passing range and work rate, he’s often compared to classic Argentine play‑makers who can both create and defend.
Internationally, Moreno has appeared for Argentina’s U‑20 side, but a senior call‑up has so far eluded him. That may change if he keeps delivering strong performances in Mexico and any potential European stint.
Last month he logged 85 minutes against Club América, delivering a key through‑ball that set up the winning goal. His stat sheet shows an average of 2.3 tackles, 1.7 key passes and a 78% pass completion rate per game—solid numbers for a central midfielder.
What’s buzzing now? Transfer chatter. A few LaLiga clubs have reportedly scouted him, intrigued by his ability to control tempo. Rumors also link him to MLS, where his experience could boost a mid‑table side looking for a creative spark.For fans who want to track his progress, the best sources are the official Cruz Azul website, match‑day highlights on YouTube, and reputable sports outlets like Goal and ESPN. Social media accounts @MarcelinoMoreno12 often share behind‑the‑scenes content and injury updates.
Injury-wise, he’s mostly stayed fit, missing only a handful of games due to minor muscle strains. If he stays healthy, his market value could rise, making him a realistic target for clubs with mid‑season budgets.
Looking ahead, keep an eye on the Clausura playoffs. A strong showing could trigger a move in the January window, especially if European scouts notice his consistency against top Mexican teams.
Whether you’re a casual follower or a die‑hard supporter, this tag page will keep you posted on Marcelino Moreno’s next big step. Bookmark it, and check back often for updates on his performances, transfer rumors, and any new contract details.
Lanús stole a 1‑0 win over Fluminense in the first leg of the Copa Sudamericana quarter‑finals, thanks to an 89th‑minute strike by Marcelino Moreno. Missing five starters, the Argentine side relied on a blend of veterans and youth to clinch the victory before a crowd of 35,000. The result gives them a slim but vital lead heading to the return match at the Maracanã.
