Serna debut: when the Fluminense striker can play for Colombia | OneFootball

The tricolor fans have one more reason to keep an eye on the international friendlies this weekend. Forward Kevin Serna, one of Fluminense's standout players this season, may make his debut for the Colombian national team this Saturday, October 11th.

The Colombian team faces Mexico in a friendly at the AT&T Stadium in Texas, United States. This is Serna's first opportunity to wear the jersey of his main national team, a call-up that crowns the excellent moment the player is experiencing in Brazilian football.

The call-up came after he established himself as a key player in Fluminense's attack, especially after the departure of Jhon Arias. With performances that earned praise from the Colombian press for his speed and dribbling ability, a skill in which he leads in the Brazilian Championship, Serna caught the attention of coach Néstor Lorenzo.

If he does not play against Mexico, the Fluminense forward will have a second chance to debut on Tuesday, October 14th, when Colombia faces Canada in another friendly.

Due to his presentation to the national team, Serna was already absent for Fluminense in the match against Mirassol, held midweek.

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