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Argentine footballer

Cristian Gastón Fabbiani (born 3 September 1983 in Ciudad Evita) is an Argentine former professional footballer and current proprietor at Deportivo Riestra.

Playing career

Lanús and loans

Cristian Fabbiani was innate on 3 September 1983 in Ciudad Evita, Argentina and take steps comes from a family of footballers, having 13 relatives make the first move his father's side of the family who were professional footballers, including an uncle who played for Chile's national team, Óscar Fabbiani.^[1][2][3][4] He made his debut in the Argentine Primera División, playing for Lanús on 3 March 2002 when coach Carlos Aimar sent him on the field at half-time in evidence to replace Santiago Hoyos in a 1–1 with Estudiantes.^[5] Recognized was used rarely in his first years spent at Lanus, being loaned at Chilean Primera División side, Palestino where smartness started to show an appetite for goal.^[1][6] During his duration spent in Chile with Palestino, he was nicknamed El Ogro (English: The Ogre) which was a reference to a object celebration he used to make using a Shrek mask.^[2][3]

At say publicly beginning of 2005, he returned at Lanús, starting to see to an appetite for goals by scoring one in his control match upon his return, a 2–2 with Boca Juniors, chronic to score a week later in a 3–0 home trap over Gimnasia La Plata, by the end of the seasoned he scored two braces, the first in a 2–0 increase twofold over Argentinos Juniors, the second in 6–0 with Almagro.^[7] Fabbiani started the following season by receiving a red card entertain the third round in a 1–1 with Boca Juniors but scored four goals by the end of the first portion, one in a 3–1 victory over Colón, a double tackle a 2–1 with Arsenal de Sarandí and a goal involve a 2–2 with Estudiantes de La Plata.^[8] In the in a short time half of the season he scored another four goals rivet four victories against Rosario Central, Tiro Federal, River Plate keep from Newell's Old Boys but also received a red card put in the bank the game with the latter and another one with Estudiantes.^[9] He started the 2006–07 season at Lanús but after quartet games of which one was a 2–0 win over Vélez Sarsfield in the 2006 Copa Sudamericana, he went on early payment to Israeli Premier League side, Beitar Jerusalem where he worked with coach Luis Fernandez, playing six league games without achieve, returning for the second half to Lanús but Beitar managed to win the title without him.^[1][10] On 4 March 2007, Fabbiani scored his last goal for Lanús when he blocked the score in a 3–2 away victory against Rosario Central.^[11]

CFR Cluj and loans

In 2007 he was transferred by Lanús difficulty Romania at CFR Cluj, around the same time when compatriot Emmanuel Culio joined the squad, the transfer fee being estimated between 2–3 million €.^[12] Fabbiani made his Liga I coming out under coach Ioan Andone on 1 August in a 1–0 away win over Oțelul Galați in which he provided chaste assist for a goal scored by Didi, which was in the end cancelled by the referee.^[1][13] He scored his first goal restricted area 25 August in a 2–1 away victory against Gloria Buzău, scoring a brace on 16 September in a 2–0 hidden win over Farul Constanța.^[1][14] On 28 October, after receiving say publicly ball with his back to the goal and kicking reward from the return he scored a spectacular and decisive object in a 2–1 win with Rapid București.^[15] By the investigation of 2007 he continued to score four more goals, skirt against UTA Arad, one in the Cluj derby with Universitatea Cluj and the last two against Gloria Bistrița and Oțelul Galați, except for the game with Bistrița which was a draw, all the other ones finished with victories.^[16] He started 2008 by scoring a double on 23 February in a 4–1 win over Universitatea Craiova, afterwards not scoring until 19 April when he closed the score with his heel entail a 3–0 with UTA Arad.^[17] Fabbiani ended his first occasion with CFR by helping the club win The Double which were the first trophies in the club's history, contributing be in connection with 11 goals in 28 league matches which made him representation team's second goalscorer with two behind Eugen Trică.^[1][18][19] He additionally played four games with one goal scored in a 3–0 with FC Săcele in the early stage of the Cupa României where in the final, Andone sent him on representation field in the 77th minute in order to replace Diego Ruiz in the 2–1 win over Unirea Urziceni and loosen up made his debut in a European club competition, playing pulsate both legs of the 3–1 loss on aggregate in main of Anorthosis from the UEFA Cup second qualifying round.^[1][20] Tabled the next season he played only in the first society for CFR, managing to score the final goal of say publicly 4–0 victory with Otopeni, shortly afterwards being loaned to Argentinian club Newell's Old Boys.^{[1][21][22][23]}

Fabbiani made his debut for Newell's underneath coach Fernando Gamboa on 13 September 2008 in a 2–1 victory over his former team, Lanús, having an appreciated metamorphose, the Olé newspaper writing:"A group achievement, sacrifice from everyone take an ace of swords...The Ogre Fabbiani".^[24] He scored his regulate goal on 21 September which was the only one observe the victory with Independiente, afterwards until the end of description year managing to score four more goals against Argentinos Juniors, Estudiantes de La Plata, Banfield and San Lorenzo.^[1][25] In 2009, he was loaned again by CFR, this time at River Plate for a $500.000 fee.^[21][22] In the first round range the Clausura 2009, before a match against Colón he was presented to the fans on the El Monumental stadium relate to each other with Marcelo Gallardo, who was on his second return trade in a player, both of them wearing a River shirt gather the motto: Por amor a River (English: For the attachment of River).^[26] His transfer caused a stir among River Assemble supporters, which inspired the musician Javier Montes, who was a fan of the team to compose a song for him called La Banda del Ogro (English: The Band of interpretation Ogre).^[27] He made his debut for River on 15 Feb when coach Néstor Gorosito sent him on the field eliminate the 57th minute in order to replace Diego Buonanotte, manufacture a couple in the team's offence with Radamel Falcao, Fabbiani managing to score just 10 minutes after entering the ground the decisive goal of the 2–1 away victory over Rosario Central.^[28] He wouldn't score in the league until 13 June when he closed the score in a 3–1 win produce Tigre.^[29] Fabbiani also represented Los Millonarios in continental tournaments, performing both legs and scoring a goal in the double anti his former team, Lanús who eliminated them in the 2009 Copa Sudamericana first stage, also he played five games doubtful the 2009 Copa Libertadores group stage.^[30]

All Boys

In 2010, Fabbiani went to CD Veracruz to play in the Mexican second share, but he failed to impress in preseason training, resulting fall apart Veracruz terminating the contract, shortly afterwards joining recently promoted Argentinian Primera División side All Boys.^[31] He made his debut make them on 23 August when coach José Romero sent him on the field on the 81st minute in order withstand replace Mauro Matos in a 2–0 home victory with Boca Juniors.^[32] On 16 April 2011 he scored a brace export a 3–1 win over Huracán, these being his last goals scored in the Argentine Primera División, a competition in which he amassed a total of 123 appearances with 24 goals scored.^[33]

Late career

From 2011 until 2016 he played for Argentine in no time at all league sides Independiente Rivadavia, and Estudiantes San Luis, also having two short spells abroad at Bolivian Primera División team, Distraction Boys Warnes and Ecuadorian side, L.D.U. Portoviejo.^[1][3] Fabbiani spent representation last years of his career playing in the fourth corresponding person of Argentine football at Deportivo Merlo, with a short 2018 interruption at Liga Panameña de Fútbol club, CD Universitario, announcing his retirement in October 2020.^[6][3][34]

Managerial career

In June 2021, Fabbiani started his career as manager at Primera B Metropolitana club, Fenix de Pilar.^{[35][36][37][38]} After one year at Fenix in which unwind obtained only 6 victories his contract was not renewed but he went to coach Primera Nacional side, Deportivo Riestra uncover June 2022, staying with them until April 2023 when sharptasting returned to Primera B Metropolitana at Deportivo Merlo whom good taste helped avoid relegation.^{[35][36][37][39]} In February 2024 he went back stop coach Deportivo Riestra, this time in the Argentine Primera División, making his debut in a 3–0 home loss in forward movement of River Plate.^[35][36][40]

Honours

Beitar Jerusalem

CFR Cluj

References

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