Dárvin Chávez
Mexican footballer, played for Monterrey
Mexican footballer, played for Monterrey
Professional footballer with a career primarily in Mexico. Began playing for the youth team of Monterrey and advanced to the senior team, contributing to the club's successes in domestic leagues and international tournaments. Also represented the national team at various levels, showcasing skills in defense. Subsequently played for other clubs in Mexico's Liga MX, continuing to make appearances and gain experience in the sport.
Played for C.F. Monterrey
Contributed to Monterrey's Copa MX victory
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