Néstor Bareiro
Paraguayan footballer
Néstor Fabián Bareiro Leguizamón (born 11 December 1983 in Fernando de la Mora) is a Paraguayan football forward who plays for Tacuary.
Career
Bareiro began his career playing for Club Fernando de la Mora of the Paraguayan Second Division and made his debut in 2006. He played the first semester of 2007 in Nacional and also played the second semester in 12 de Octubre.
In 2008, he moved to Deportes Concepción of Chile where along with Daud Gazale, scored 13 goals for the team (3 Bareiro and 10 Gazale).
In Torneo Clausura 2008, Bareiro scored 16 goals in 20 matches playing for O'Higgins F.C. and was the top-scorer of the regular phase of the tournament together with Gastón Cellerino of Rangers de Talca with 16 goals.
In 2009, thanks for the good tournament of Bareiro in the last year, he received an offer of the Mexican club San Luis F.C., and he signed. In this club he made an irregular season, playing 12 matches and not scoring goals.
In the second semester of 2009, Bareiro signed with Municipal Iquique, but his team was relegated to the Second Division of Chile.
In 2010, he signed for Sportivo Luqueño. Subsequently, for the second half of the year, he joined Olimpo, recently promoted to the Argentine Primera División.
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