Saludares appears in 23rd place among the midfielders in the Rankings and is listed as the 72nd-best prospect in Texas in the age group. She plays club soccer for HTX U19 and was part of the squad that won the Girls Academy league national title last March. A Philippine youth international, she’s a technical and creative attacking midfielder who serves as a hub for her team’s offense. Saludares works very well in tight spaces, using quick body moves to beat defenders, and is very direct with her game, rarely passing the ball or dribbling it towards her own field. Despite her small frame, she has a good presence inside the opposing penalty box, scoring goals at a good rate, and consistently creates chances out of set pieces.

HTX’s #10 pulled the strings in midfield for her side on their way to an impressive win. She had a goal and an assist while I was watching. Great touch and has a plethora of tight footwork moves to set up her next action. She always seemed to have the oppositions goal on her mind as she wants to get forward and penetrate in behind the oppositions defense.

An attacking midfielder, Saludares is a very technical player, who puts her stamp in a lot of HTX does offensively. She’s very good at progressing the ball on the field with her excellent passing and also thrives when she needs to create space with her dribbling. Saludares is particularly dangerous in the final third as her vision allows her to find game-changing passes and execute them with great accuracy. The midfielder is also excellent in dead-ball situations, providing great service to her teammates with well-placed crosses.