Lopez, Carlos Javier

Lopez began his career at the Chilean club Deportes Concepcion . In 2001, he moved to the Mexican Pachuca , in which he made his debut in the Mexican Example . At the end of the season, Carlos returned to Argentina, becoming a player in Central Cordoba . In 2003, on loan, he played for Venados . After Lopez left Central Cordoba, he played for Aldosivi , the Liechtenstein Vaduz , the Italian Paganese , and also the Bolivian Blooming , in which he became the champion of Bolivia. In 2009, Carlos moved to Venezuela and for two years played for Estudiantes de Merida and Petare . In the summer of 2010, Lopez briefly returned to Argentina, becoming a player of the “ Tiro Federal ”. On August 10, in his match against Chakarita Juniors , he made his debut for a new team ^[2] .

In the summer of 2011, Lopez moved to Deportivo Ansoategui . On August 12, in his match against Yarakuyanos , he made his debut for a new club ^[3] . In a duel against Deportivo Lara , Kralos scored his first goal for Deportivo Ansoategui. In his debut season, he helped the club win the Venezuelan Cup .

In the summer of 2013, Lopez played for San Martin Tucuman for six months. In early 2014, Carlos returned to Venezuela again by signing an agreement with Zamora . On January 12, in his match against Yarakuyanos he made his debut for a new team ^[4] . On April 3, in a duel against Llaneros from Guanare, Lopez scored his first goal for Zamora ^[5] . In his debut season, he became the champion of Venezuela. In early 2015, Lopez joined Deportivo Tachira . On January 11, in a match against Atletico Venezuela , he made his debut for a new club ^[6] . In the matches of the Copa Libertadores against the Paraguayan Guarani ^[7] and Cerro Porteno ^[8] Carlos scored his first goals for Deportivo Tachira. In his debut season, he won the championship .

In the summer of 2015, Lopez moved to the Indian North East United . On October 23, in his match against Atletico Calcutta , he made his debut in the Indian Super League ^[9] . In early 2016, Carlos returned to Deportivo Ansoategui. A year later, Lopez joined the Mineros Guayana . On February 4, in his match against Deportivo Lara, he made his debut for a new team ^[10] . On February 25, in a fight against Monagas , Carlos scored his first goal for Mineros Guayana ^[11] . In the summer of 2017, he terminated the contract with the club and became a free agent.

Team

  Blooming

•   Bolivian Football Championship - Clausura 2009

  Deportivo Ansoategui

• Venezuelan Cup Winner 2012

  Zamora

•   Venezuelan Football Championship 2013/2014

  Deportivo Tachira

•   Venezuelan Football Championship 2014/2015

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