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Why we like him
Salcedo's biggest selling point this week is availability and role stability. He is a regular in Monterrey's Starting XI and has logged heavy minutes recently, which pairs well with your data point of four appearances in the last 5 game weeks and 12 appearances in the last 15 game weeks, making him a safer floor than a rotation-prone centre back. Monterrey head to Orlando City for a Leagues Cup tie on August 5 at Inter&Co Stadium, and Orlando's back line has been porous this season, conceding roughly 2.6 goals per game, so Salcedo carries a reasonable clean-sheet upside while also racking aerials and clearances inside the box. Given the Sorare Edge projection of 68.5 versus Sorare's own 45.0 and a medium model confidence, treat him as a medium-confidence start: expect steady minutes and a dependable floor, with upside coming from defensive points and set-piece duels rather than explosive attacking returns.