Noir, Ricardo

Noir is a graduate of the Boca Juniors Club. On May 17, 2008, in his match against Racing, he made his debut in the Argentinean Example ^[2] . In the same match, Ricardo scored his first goal for Boca Juniors. In his debut season, he became the champion of the country and the owner of the South American Recop . In early 2010, Noir moved to Ecuadorian Barcelona from Guayaquil to receive playing practice. On March 7, in a match against Emelek , he made his debut in the Ecuadorian Example ^[3] . On April 28, in a duel against Deportivo Cuenca , Ricardo scored his first goal for Barcelona ^[4] . In the matches of the South American Cup against the Peruvian Universidad Cesar Vallejo , he scored a goal ^{[5] [6]} .

In the summer of 2011, Noir, on loan, joined the Newells Old Boys . On August 7, in his match against Estudiantes , he made his debut for a new team ^[7] . On August 28, in a duel against Belgrano , Ricardo scored twice, scoring his first goals for the Newells Old Boys ^[8] .

In the summer of 2012, Noir was leased to Banfield . On August 20, in his match against Aldosivi , he made his debut in Example B ^[9] . On April 16, 2013, in a duel against Nueva Chicago , Ricardo scored his first goal for Banfield ^[10] . In 2014, Noir helped the club enter the elite. On August 8, in a match against Godoy Cruz , he made his debut for a top-level team ^[11] .

In the summer of 2015, Noir signed a contract with Racing from Avellaneda. The transfer amount amounted to 1.5 million euros. On July 12, in his match against his former club, the Newells Old Boys, he made his debut for the new club. ^[12] On February 4, 2016, in the Libertadores Cup match against the Mexican Puebla , Ricardo scored his first goal for Racing ^[13] . In the summer of 2016, Noir, on loan, moved to the Chilean Universidad Catholic . On July 31, in his match against Cobresal , he made his debut in the Chilean Example ^[14] . On August 18, in a duel against the South American Cup against the Bolivian Real Potosi , Ricardo scored his first goal for Universidad Catholic ^[15] . In 2017, in the matches of the Copa Libertadores against the Brazilian Atletico Paranaense , he scored on goal ^{[16] [17]} . As part of the club, Ricardo became the champion of Chile.

At the beginning of 2018, Noir, on loan, joined Urakan. On January 29, in his match against River Plate , he made his debut for a new team ^[18] . In the summer of that year, Noir was rented by Atletico Tucuman . On August 14, in a match against his former Racing club, he made his debut for a new team ^[19] . On August 18, in a duel against Defense and Hustisia , Ricardo scored his first goal for Atlético Tucuman ^[20] .

Team

  Boca Juniors

•   Argentina Football Championship - Apertura 2008
• South America Recope Winner - 2008

  Universidad Catholic

•   Chile Football Championship - Aperture 2016
• Chile Super Cup Winner 2016

• Soccerway Profile
• Profile on sports.ru
• Argentine Primera statistics
• Minuto Uno: A Star is born
• Player's FEF Card
• Noir, Ricardo Daniel at Historia de Boca.com