Carlos Ross

Carlos Esteban Ross Cotal (born 23 November 1990) is a Chilean footballer who plays as a winger for Sport Huancayo.

Ross has played in six countries, and three continents (South America, Europe, and Asia). He has also been summoned two times to the (Chile national football team).

International career
He has played with the best generation of players in the history of the Chile national team: Alexis Sánchez, Arturo Vidal, Claudio Bravo, Jorge Valdivia, Gary Medel, among others.

The coaches who called Ross to the national team were Marcelo Bielsa and Claudio Borghi. He was part of a Chile under-25 squad in a training session led by Claudio Borghi in May 2011, alongside his teammates in Coquimbo Unido, Nicolás Ortiz and Carlos Escobar.

He has been summoned on five occasions to the Chile national football team, playing two matches.

He made his debut in the national team against Venezuela, entered by José Pedro Fuenzalida, in the city of Temuco, Chile, in that match also played Gary Medel, Eduardo Vargas, Charles Aránguiz, among others.

His second game was against the selection of Northern Ireland, entering by Arturo Vidal. in the city of Chillán, Chile.

Participates in a friendly match which made Chile. In South Africa, against New Zealand.

Individual

 * Copa Bicentenario top assist provider: 2019
 * Audax Italiano Best Young Player: 2009* Torneo Apertura 2nd top score: 2011
 * Top Score of Coquimbo Unido (12 goals): 2011
 * Top assist provider of Coquimbo Unido (6 assists): 2011
 * Top assist provider of Deportes Copiapó (5 assists): 2013
 * Top assist provider of Deportes Copiapó (5 assists): 2013
 * Top Score of Al-Mujazzal Club (7 goals: 2018
 * Top assist provider of Sport Huancayo (8 assists): 2019
 * Copa Bicentenario team of the year: 2019
 * Copa Bicentenario top assist provider: 2019

Club

 * Audax Italiano
 * Chilean Football Youth Leagues: 2009


 * O'Higgins F.C.
 * Chilean Primera División runner-up: 2012


 * Cobresal
 * Campeonato Loto: 2018


 * Sport Huancayo
 * Copa Bicentenario runner-up: 2019