Fire defender Carlos Terán only got a brief taste of Major League Soccer after arriving in Chicago late last season.
The Turbo, Colombia native made two substitute appearances for a total of 14 minutes prior to the regular season’s end, and while it’s a small sample size to be sure, it was enough to help the 20-year-old start shaping his approach to his first full season in the league.
“I learned that it's a very competitive league and it really makes you grow, both in terms of maturity and on the sporting side of things,” Terán told media via Club translator Elizabeth Sanchez after training on Thursday.