The Colorado Springs Lancers have announced the re-signing of Moises Alcantara to a new extended contract. The announcement was made by the team's general manager, Brian Kellner.
Alcantara has been a key player for the Lancers over the past few seasons, and his return is seen as a positive sign for the team going forward. The 29-year-old forward scored 15 goals and added 7 assists in 44 games last season, helping the Lancers finish second in the Western Conference.
"We're excited to have Moises back on our roster," said Kellner. "He's one of the best players in the league, and we believe he can help us win a championship this year."
Alcantara has spent most of his career playing in Europe, but he returned to Colorado Springs after being released by his previous club, the Manchester City FC. He has previously won two caps for the Mexico national team and has played for several other top clubs including Real Madrid and Valencia.
The re-signing of Alcantara is a major boost for the Lancers, who will now be looking to build on their impressive performance from last season. With a strong squad and a solid coaching staff, the team is well-positioned to make another deep playoff run this year.