Moreno, Tressor

Moreno is a graduate of the Cortulua Football Academy. In 1999, he began his professional career at the Peruvian club of the Alliance Lima , in which he won the championship of Peru in the first season. For the team, he spent 40 matches and scored 16 goals, forming paired with Claudio Pizarro the most productive duo of the Peruvian championship ^[1] . During the performance for the Alliance, Tressor was recognized as one of the best foreign football players playing in Peru ^[2] . After the season ended, he returned to Colombia , where he signed an agreement with Atletico Nacional . In 34 matches, he scored 11 goals and helped his new team win the Merconorte Cup .

Tressor's performance attracted the attention of European clubs and in the summer of 2000 he moved to the French Metz . Despite a permanent place at the base, Moreno did not show an outstanding game and in 2002 was leased to America Cali . As part of the new club, Tressor won the Colombian Championship . He spent the second half of the 2002 season at the Independent Medellin , with whom he again became the champion. After returning to France, Moreno performed more successfully, but was unable to help his team avoid a relegation ^[3] . After the contract with the club ended, he returned to Colombia , where for two years he played for Deportivo Cali and Once Caldas .

In 2005, Moreno moved to the Mexican Necaxa , where he was one of the main stars of the team. After the end of the season, he signed a contract with Veracruz , from which he also left at the end of the season. In 2007, Tressor signed a contract with San Luis . He helped the new team in the 2008 South American Cup , scoring goals against Deportivo Quito and Argentinos Juniors , as well as in the Libertadores Cup 2009 . For San Luis, Tressor played 89 matches and scored 16 goals. In 2010, he was on loan for the Independente Medellin.

February 8, 2011 Moreno signed a contract with the Brazilian club Bahia , but never played for him a single official match ^[4] . In the summer of 2011, Tressor moved to the Chilean Santiago Wanderers . On August 20, in a match against Palestino , he made his debut in the Chilean Example ^[5] . On October 29, in a duel against Audax Italiano , Moreno scored his first goal for the team ^[6] .

On February 2, 2012, Tressor, on a short-term rental basis, transferred to San Jose Earthquakes ^[7] . On March 18, in a match against Houston Dynamo , Moreno made his MLS debut ^[8] .

In the winter of 2013, Moreno moved to Atletico Wila . On February 3, in his match against Atletico Nacional, he made his debut for a new team ^[9] . On March 11, in a duel against Atlético Junior , Tressor scored his first goal for a new club ^[10] .

In 2000, Moreno made his debut for the youth team of Colombia at the Tournament in Toulon , where he was recognized as the Best Footballer of the competition, became the top scorer and helped the national team win gold medals.

On July 25, 2000, in a match against Ecuador, Tressor made his debut for the Colombian national team . On June 6, 2004, in the 2006 World Cup qualifying round match against the Uruguayan national team, he scored his first goal for the national team . In the same year, Moreno fell into the application for the national team to participate in the America's Cup . At the tournament, he scored two goals in fights against the national teams of Venezuela and Costa Rica .

In 2005, Moreno, together with the national team, took part in the CONCACAF Gold Cup . At the tournament in a match against the national team of Honduras, he scored a goal, having realized a penalty ^[11] .

Colombia Goals

Team

  Lima Alliance

•   Peru Soccer Championship 1999

  Atletico Nacional

• 2000 Merconort Cup Winner

  " America Cali "

•   Colombia Football Championship - Aperture 2002

  Independente Medellin

•   Colombia Football Championship - Finalisacion 2002

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