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During the trial, FernΓ‘ndez trained regularly with the squad and even appeared in a preseason match against New Mexico United. Although many fans know him primarily from television, football has long been part of his life. FernΓ‘ndez played competitively as a youth before stepping away from the sport at age 15 due to injury. Inspired by the optimistic “Believe” spirit central to Ted Lasso, he decided to pursue the dream again years later.
In the club’s announcement, FernΓ‘ndez described the opportunity as a return to a lifelong passion. He said the dream of playing professionally never left him and thanked the club, coaches, teammates, family, and friends for supporting his journey. He also shared a motivational message about believing in yourself, taking risks, and continuing to chase dreams even when the path seems unlikely. Referring to the club’s nickname, “Locos,” FernΓ‘ndez joked that being “a crazy man with crazy dreams” made joining the team feel perfect.
El Paso’s head coach praised FernΓ‘ndez for his passion, leadership, and positive influence in the locker room, saying those qualities align with the culture the club wants to build.
Meanwhile, Ted Lasso season four is set to premiere in August on Apple TV+. While Dani Rojas is not expected to return as a regular character because the new season focuses on a women’s team, cameo appearances have not been ruled out.







