Carlos Alberto Juárez

Carlos Alberto Juárez (born March 30, 1975) is a former Argentine professional footballer who played as a striker. Throughout his career, Juárez played for several clubs in the Argentine Primera División, showcasing his skills primarily in the forward position.

Club career

Carlos Alberto Juárez began his professional career with Lanús in 1993, where he made a significant impact. Over seven years, he appeared in 153 league matches and scored 31 goals. His performance at Lanús earned him moves to other top-tier Argentine clubs.

In 2000, Juárez transferred to Gimnasia LP, where he continued to demonstrate his goal-scoring abilities. After two seasons with Gimnasia, he moved to Independiente, although his time there was less fruitful in terms of goals.

Subsequent years saw him playing for Banfield, Colón, and Talleres, before retiring from professional football in 2006. Throughout his career, Juárez was known for his strong physical presence and ability to hold up the ball, making him a valuable player for his teams.

Style of play

Juárez was primarily known for his role as a traditional number 9, using his physicality to outmuscle defenders and his aerial ability to score goals. His style of play was characterized by his strong work ethic and his capability to score crucial goals.

Legacy

Although Carlos Alberto Juárez did not achieve international fame, he remains respected among fans of the clubs he represented, particularly Lanús, where he spent the majority of his career. His dedication on the field and his contributions to his teams have left a lasting impact on those who witnessed his career.

See also

• List of Club Atlético Lanús players
• List of Club de Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata players
• List of Club Atlético Independiente players