Fabricio Lenci
Argentine footballer
Fabricio German Lenci Mazzeto (born February 24, 1984) is an Argentine professional footballer who plays as a forward for Argentine Primera División side Argentinos Juniors. Lenci also has a double nationality, the second one being Italian.
Biography
In 2004, on the verge of turning 17, Lenci enrumbó abroad : thanks to their dual nationality ( Italian- Argentina ), the attacker lungo after a short time in French football, ended up as part of the campus of Northwest Ancona Calcio Italia club in those years was in Serie C2 . In the following two years, 2005 and 2006, remained in the Italian ascent playing a season at FC Matera and the Associazione Calcio Campobasso, both teams participating in Serie D (IV division of Italian football).
Following the European experience, in 2007, returned to Argentine football Lenci, specifically the Central Cordoba de Rosario, member club of the First B. With the Uruguayan box remained for two seasons, where he played 30 games and scored seven goals . In the second half of the 2008–09 season, the cassock Lenci San Telmo donned without the luck of the case, and that despite their commitment and dedication in his 21 presentations failed to score any goal. In the 2009–10 season, made landfall in Lenci Deportivo Morón, where he shared the attack with Lucio Ceresetto (ex- Bolognesi ), his scoring potential and left no doubt that he used to go outside again . Thus, the new location would be Bolivia.
In Jorge Wilstermann Champion Apertura 2010, Lenci came up for the second tournament of the year and depending on their performance, their presence in the aviator frame could be extended and dispute the Copa Libertadores . Valluno box arrived at the site to cover the Uruguayan Nicolas Raimondi (ex- University Athletic ), who left Lokomotiv Plovdiv of Bulgaria.
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