I think it’s the biggest tournament (South Americans) have, and it’d be an honor to play in it,” he said in an interview last week in Austin. So, getting to a tournament in which Trinidad and Tobago could potentially play teams like Ecuador and maybe Costa Rica would be special for David.
Between those two teams he played for another Costa Rican grande, Alajuelense, and for Aucas in Ecuador. That mainly has meant in Costa Rica, where David currently anchors the Cartaginés back line, just a few years removed from a pair of title wins with Saprissa. The 34-year-old defender was willing to go wherever he needed to make a career as a professional soccer player. Everyone on Trinidad and Tobago’s squad wants to qualify for the 2024 Copa América, but nobody on that squad wants to make it more than Aubrey David.
