Cristó Fernández, the actor known for his role in the series Ted Lasso, has begun his professional football career with El Paso Locomotive FC. Joining the team in May, Fernández made his debut with the second division team based in Texas. El Paso lost 2-0 to New Mexico United in the match for the United Soccer League Cup.

Fernández entered the game in the 79th minute, replacing forward Rubio Rubín, during the match held at Southwest University Park on Saturday. The game was attended by over 5,000 fans, making the young player's debut even more special.

With his character in Ted Lasso increasing his interest in the football world, Fernández has found an opportunity to experience another part of his life on the field with this new endeavor. The player's transition into professional football is seen as an exciting development for both his fans and the football community.

El Paso Locomotive FC's commitment to discovering and developing young talents allows players like Fernández to make their mark on the professional stage. This could provide positive contributions to both the player's career and the team's future.