Fernando Cavenaghi
Argentine footballer and River Plate striker
Born
September 21st, 1983
41 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Argentina
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A professional footballer from Argentina, Cavenaghi played primarily as a striker. He began his career at River Plate, where he gained recognition for his goal-scoring ability. After successful stints in Europe with clubs such as Bordeaux and Porto, he returned to River Plate. His second spell at the club was marked by significant contributions, helping the team secure the Primera División title. Cavenaghi was also part of the national team, earning caps and participating in various international tournaments. His playing style combined technical skill with a strong physical presence, making him a notable figure in Argentine football during his career.
Won the Primera División with River Plate in 2014
Scored over 100 goals for River Plate
Played in the UEFA Europa League with Bordeaux
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