Juan Carlos Cacho
Mexican footballer
Juan Carlos Cacho Gutiérrez (born 3 May 1982) is a Mexican former professional footballer and current manager of Liga MX Femenil club Pachuca.
Club career
Juan Carlos Cacho Gutiérrez is a product of the youth system of Cruz Azul. He started his professional career in this club in 2001.
Cruz Azul
He debuted in Cruz Azul against Puebla on 14 February 2006. On 17 November 2006, his second game ever, he scored his first goal ever against Monterrey only having played 23 minutes. He did not really receive too many minutes until the Apertura 2002 when they put him in for 90 minutes and he scored 6 goals. The next tournament, with Abreu having an early departure in the early-half of the tournament because of contractual problems, Cacho became the team's prized forward with 8 goals in the regular league and two in the reclassification (in which Cruz Azul was eliminated). Unfortunately, Cacho was young and he was a local player which did not give him much priority with the different coaches that passed through Cruz Azul. In the tournament after, he was not able to play the first half of the tournament because Marcel Delgado and Cesar Delgado were brought to Cruz Azul. Cacho was finally put in as a starter in the last 5 games and was able to score 5 goals.
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