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Why we like him
What makes Ricardo Chávez an easy floor play is availability and role. Five appearances in the last 5 game weeks and 15 appearances in the last 15 game weeks, with the club treating him as a regular starter who soaks up heavy minutes for Monterrey. He also brings a usable attacking ceiling for a defender, notching three assists across the campaign and pairing steady forward runs with a 0.20 assists-per-match rate over his last five that makes him a candidate for assist or chance-creation points against a porous Orlando City backline that concedes roughly 2.6 goals per game. Monterrey hosts Orlando City in the Leagues Cup on August 5 at Inter.co Stadium, and Sorare’s Edge projection (74.1) versus Sorare’s own 47.0 highlights a gap between upside and model caution; treat Chávez as a high-floor starter with a moderate probability of bonus attacking returns rather than a boom-or-bust punt.