10 Facts About Jonahan Romero

Jonahan Romero played two seasons for the University of Memphis, where he earned his Criminal Justice degree.

Jonahan Romero played 17 games for the Tigers coming off the bench.

Jonahan Romero went on to play for Bayamon FC in Puerto Rico.

Jonahan Romero was listed in the lineup for the Guam national football team.

Jonahan Romero decided to play in Trinidad and Tobago, in which he got only a 6-month contract.

Jonahan Romero later moved back to Cars Plus and continued the season.

Jonahan Romero played in the 2011 United Football Cup, in which the team finished 4th place.

In 2015 Jonahan Romero signed with defending Mongolian Premier league champions Khoromkhon FC in order to play in a consistent and challenging league to prepare himself for the upcoming world cup qualifiers.

Jonahan Romero became the first Guamanian footballer to play in Mongolia.

Jonahan Romero was a teacher at Holy Family Catholic School for one school year.