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Juan Camacho, John Quintanilla and James Gulley

2017 PSC Combine Trio Earn Trials with Swedish Division 2 Outfit Karlslunds IF HFK

2017 PSC Pro Soccer Combine attendees Juan Camacho, John Quintanilla and James Gulley have earned trials with Swedish Division 2 side Karlslunds IF HFK.

The trio impressed Karlslunds Technical Director Ibbe Bemacce during PSC’s recently-staged combine events in Houston and Los Angeles, and were subsequently invited over to Scandinavia to tryout with the club.

All three players arrived in Örebro, Sweden, today, before taking part in Karlslunds’ pre-season preparations.

25-year-old Camacho returns to familiar territory in Örebro, a city he called home for three months during PSC’s 2016 Residential Programme. The centre-back, who attended PSC’s L.A. tryout event this summer, currently plies his trade for UPSL Western Conference side Valley United.

Fellow L.A. combine attendee, Quintanilla, is also fighting for a spot at the centre of the Karlslunds defence, along with Camacho. The 23-year-old spent last season with PDL outfit San Francisco F.C., and is a former Sacramento State University player.

Meanwhile, Gulley, experiencing his second club trial since attending PSC’s Houston combine, is looking to show his worth at the opposite end of the field to that of his fellow trialists. The 25-year-old ex-University of Tulsa forward trialled with USL side Tulsa Roughnecks last week, but the Oklahoma-based outfit decided against adding the player to their roster.

We wish Juan, John and James the very best of luck during their trials over in Sweden.

If you would like to follow in the footsteps of Juan, John and James, please e-mail info@pscltd.co.uk for more information on PSC’s programmes.

PSC will be hosting six Men’s Pro Soccer Combines this winter – set to be staged in November, December and January.

You can see all of our success stories here.

This article was written by Joe Angove – a sports journalist currently working with PSC. Joe’s work has been published and broadcasted by The Independent, the BBC, Goal.com and Plymouth Argyle FC, among other news outlets and sports clubs.