Monarres is one of the forwards in Austin FC ‘s squad. A lefty, he can play on both wings and is relentless with his movement, keeping opposing defenders under pressure. He can be very direct on the ball, making strong runs when he has space in front of him, but is also capable of beating defenders 1v1 in tight spaces. Monarres provides excellent service to his teammates with his accurate crosses and is also capable of scoring goals either by getting into the box to get on the end of crosses or bringing the ball inside to shoot.

The right winger was Austin’s main offensive weapon during the match and was involved in most of the team’s attacking plays. Monarres was very good at reading the space in the final third and understanding when to run behind the Dynamo’s backline and when to drop back and combine with his teammates. He had a couple of good runs at the start of the second half, being stopped by Sellers in one of them and drawing a penalty kick on the other. Playing as a left-footed inverted winger on the right, he was also successful in 1v1 duels, doing a good job of creating space and sending good crosses into the penalty box.

An electric and dynamic winger, Monarres is a constant threat to Austin FC opponents up front. He typically plays on the left and likes to stay wide, helping his team stretch the field and create space for the central midfielders to operate. Monarres’ positioning also helps in one of his most dangerous plays, his diagonal runs behind the backline that often lead to goals or good chances created. Although his pace often gives him the edge over defenders in space, he’s also very dangerous in 1v1 duels, remaining patient and picking the right moves to beat defenders. The winger also does a great job with his crosses, taking a good look into the box before making contact with the ball and targeting a teammate.

Playing on the left side of Austin’s attack, Monarres was a constant threat to GFI with his pace. He stayed very wide and was very aggressive and direct on the ball, wasting no time to go at defenders – he had a nice battle with GFI’s right back Miles Dunn. Monarres used his dribbling ability to create space and got to the end line on some occasions, sending great low crosses into the penalty box, but his teammates couldn’t capitalize on them.