AIMAR Centeno
| Персональная информация | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Дата рождения | 1986 (возраст 37–38) | ||
| Место рождения | Агустин Рока, Джунин , Буэнос -Айрес , Аргентина | ||
| Позиция (s) | Полузащитник , вингер | ||
| Молодежная карьера | |||
| Ренато Чезарини | |||
| 2003 | Речная плита | ||
| 2004 | Чакарита Юниоры | ||
| Старшая карьера* | |||
| Годы | Команда | Приложения | ( GLS ) |
| 2005 | Сармьенто | ||
| 2005 | → Teodolina (кредит) | ||
| 2006–2016 | Оригинал | ||
| *Клубные выступления и голы клуба в клубе | |||
Amarar Centeno (род. 1986) - бывший аргентинский футболист , который играл в качестве полузащитника .
Ранний период жизни
[ редактировать ]Centeno родился в начале 1986 года [ 1 ] в городе Агустин Рока , в графстве Джунин в провинции Буэнос -Айрес . [ 2 ] Он унаследовал свою страсть к футболу от своего отца, Роберто, который взял его, чтобы играть в футбол на местных областях в возрасте трех лет. [ 3 ]
Карьера
[ редактировать ]Ранняя карьера и Camino a la gloria
[ редактировать ]Centeno переехал в Росарио без своей семьи в детстве, присоединившись к футбольной школе Renato Cesarini. [ 1 ] В начале 2002 года Centeno был одним из более чем 12 000 молодых футболистов в возрасте от четырнадцати до семнадцати лет, чтобы попробовать Camino A La Gloria (Road to Glory), шоу, транслируемое на канале 13 в поисках следующей молодой аргентинской футбольной звезды с Приз - это судебный процесс с испанской стороной Реал Мадрид . [ 4 ]
Having showcased his ability at the Campo Argentino de Polo, in front of hundreds of onlookers, he was selected as one of the forty-two players to train at the ground of Hindú Club.[4] In front of former footballers Roberto Perfumo, José Basualdo, Carlos Mac Allister and Javier Castrilli, Centeno fought off competition from fifteen other finalists to win the competition.[1][3] In a 2009 interview with Junín-based newspaper Diario Democracia, Centeno revealed that Perfumo had already jokingly told him to "get his passport ready" before the final of the show.[1]
Trial with Real Madrid
[edit]On his arrival at the Madrid–Barajas Airport, ahead of his trial with Real Madrid, Centeno was met by a host of journalists and photographers, and was asked for autographs, akin to the treatment received by professional footballers.[1][4] As well as the trial, his expenses were all paid for, and he received a car and cash as part of the prize for winning the competition.[2] He travelled with former Brazilian international footballer Delém, who had worked as a players' advisor on Camino a la Gloria, as well as his father.[1][2][5]
Training with the club's 'Juvenil C' team, Centeno was injured in his first training session, suffering a tear to one of his abductor muscles.[6][7] He spent two weeks training with Real Madrid's other injured players, before featuring in a game against a local Madrid-based side, where he played in the number 8 shirt.[1] However, after another week of training, he was told that the trial had been unsuccessful.[1]
Return to Argentina
[edit]On his return to Argentina, he went on trial with professional side River Plate, as part of an agreement with his former club Renato Cesarini.[5] He was accepted into River Plate's academy, where his teammates included future Argentina and Colombia internationals, Augusto Fernández and Radamel Falcao, respectively.[5] In his first six months with the club, he was the youth team's starting right-midfielder, but he was side-lined following another injury.[4] Having struggled to integrate into the youth team, a trip to England was set to improve his relationships with his teammates. However, after being told by a coach that he was no longer going to be one of the travelling players, his performance levels dropped, and he would later state in the 2009 interview with Diario Democracia that he stopped caring, and that he made the mistake of "wasting" the last six months with River Plate.[1]
Following his release, he trialled unsuccessfully with Rosario Central, before joining Chacarita Juniors.[4][5] He only spent one year with Chacarita before joining Sarmiento, who were competing in the Primera B Nacional at the time.[5] In his one season with Sarmiento, he was loaned to Primera B Metropolitana side Teodolina.[5] He spent ten years with amateur Liga de Junín side Origone, winning the Torneo Interligas de Fútbol in 2010,[8] before retiring from football in 2016.[5]
Later life
[edit]While playing for Sarmiento, Centeno worked as a concierge in a local hotel, before going on to work as a janitor, a soda delivery man, in a drugstore and as a truck driver.[5][9]
Impact on football
[edit]Centeno continues to be cited as an archetype of young South American footballers who return to the continent following failed moves to larger European clubs.[10][11][12]
References
[edit]- ^ Jump up to: a b c d e f g h i "Aimar Centeno: "Al fútbol lo tomo como un divertimento, tengo ganas y confío que salga algo"" [Aimar Centeno: "I take football as fun, I feel like it and I trust something will come out"]. diariodemocracia.com (in Spanish). 25 January 2009. Retrieved 10 August 2023.
- ^ Jump up to: a b c "Nueva estrella del fútbol" [New football star]. lanacion.com.ar (in Spanish). 30 October 2002. Retrieved 10 August 2023.
- ^ Jump up to: a b "Tras un sueño blanco y real" [After a white and real dream]. clarin.com (in Spanish). 29 October 2002. Retrieved 10 August 2023.
- ^ Jump up to: a b c d e Rotnitzky, Nicolás (5 November 2014). "¿Qué es de la vida de Aimar Centeno, ganador de "Camino a la Gloria"?" [What is the life of Aimar Centeno, winner of "Camino a la Gloria"?]. diariopopular.com.ar (in Spanish). Retrieved 10 August 2023.
- ^ Jump up to: a b c d e f g h Tamagni, Roi (6 August 2017). "Ganó un reality show, se probó en el Real Madrid y hoy maneja un camión: la historia de vida de Aimar Centeno, el joven que fue promesa" [He won a reality show, tried out for Real Madrid and today he drives a truck: the life story of Aimar Centeno, the young man who was a promise]. infobae.com (in Spanish). Retrieved 10 August 2023.
- ^ Fornieles, Raquel (3 November 2002). "Aimar Centeno: "Estoy ansioso por empezar a trabajar"" [Aimar Centeno: "I'm looking forward to starting work"]. as.com (in Spanish). Retrieved 10 August 2023.
- ^ «Аймар Сентено, Гарадор Главного« Камино в Qualmet «Дорога до » славы abc.es (на испанском). ноября 22 Получено 10 августа
- ^ Кастеланос, Фернандо (23 июля 2013 г.). Центо: Эль Межор 12.000" " Аамар NotorsSdefuly.com (на испанском) . Получено 10 августа
- ^ «Аймар Сентено, аргентинский, который перешел из Реала Мадрида, чтобы справиться с грузовиками» [Аймар Сентено, аргентинец, который перешел от «Реал Мадрид» к вождению грузовиков]. elliberal.com.ar (на испанском). 9 августа 2017 года . Получено 10 августа 2023 года .
- ^ «Хуан Пабло Менесес публикует ключи к подписанию футбольных детей» [Хуан Пабло Менес, публикует ключи к подписанию детских футболистов]. lainformacion.com (на испанском). 7 июля 2013 года . Получено 10 августа 2023 года .
- ^ Санчис, IMA (12 июля 2013 г.). " "" lavaguardia.com (на испанском) . Получено 10 августа
- ^ «Бизнес по футболу в Латинской Америке» [Бизнес, стоящий за детьми, в Латинской Америке]. eltiempo.com (на испанском). 29 июля 2013 года . Получено 10 августа 2023 года .
- 1986 Рождение
- Живые люди
- Люди с вечеринки Junín
- Футболисты из провинции Буэнос -Айреса
- Аргентинские мужские футболисты
- Полузащитники футбола мужской ассоциации
- Мужская ассоциация футбольных вингеров
- Клубные футболисты Atlético River Plate
- Шакарита юниоры футболисты
- Клуб Atlético Sarmiento футболисты