Rodrigo Resquín
Paraguay footballer
Rodrigo Raúl Resquín Jara (born 23 August 1989) is a Paraguayan professional footballer who plays as a midfielder for Cristóbal Colón JAS.
Career
In 2011, Resquìn formed part of Bolivian side Guabirá.
In 2012, Resquín achieved promotion with Deportivo Capiatá from the División Intermedia to the Primera División for the 2013 season. Later, Resquin was ignored by the club and then formed part of a group of players which trained with Edgar Denis, which played in a friendly against Olimpia Asunción. Concluding the friendly, Olimpia Asunción coach Ever Hugo Almeida chose Resquin to train with the club.
Three days after signing with Olimpia in 2013, Resquin started in a game against Tacuary at the Estadio Manuel Ferreira.
Resquin played for Chile’s Primera B club Santiago Morning as midfielder. In October 2014, Resquin was substituted into a game in the 87th minute in a 0–0 away draw against Deportes La Serena.
In March 2015, Resquin was incorporated as a new signing to Sportivo Carapeguá for the División Intermedia season.
In 2017, Resquín played for Club General Martin Ledesma in the División Intermedia.
In 2018, Resquin formed part of Resistencia's squad for the División Intermedia season.
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