Pablo Cáceres Rodríguez

Pablo Domingo Cáceres Rodríguez ( born April 22, 1985 in Montevideo) is an Uruguayan football player.

Career

The large depending on the source position 1.72 meters, 1.78 meters, 1.79 meters or 1.81 meters left-back began his active career in his home country at Danubio FC. In January 2006, Cáceres joined the Dutch Eredivisie for FC Twente, with whom he finished ninth at the end of the season. In July of that year he moved to Germany to MSV Duisburg. In the season 2006/ 07 he came but only in the 2nd team nine times in the Oberliga Nordrhein used in Bundesliga 2007 /08 he played against it regularly and came to 18 sessions. The following season five graduated league games were added.

For the 2009/10 season Cáceres moved to Cyprus to Omonia Nicosia, then returned to Danubio. For the Montevideaner he graduated in the Clausura 2010 ten games in La Liga. Moreover, he played three games of the Liguilla Pre- Libertadores. Then Caceres went to Argentina for Club Atlético Tigre. There are in the season 2010/11 eighteen Erstligabegegnungen for the Uruguayans to book. Four times he came here as a substitute for the course. In the 2011/12 season, in a loose insert station is out at Rangers Talca in Chile for him, he spent a year with the Spanish club RCD Mallorca, but possessed with an option to extend the contract for another two years. For the Mallorcan he came in 28 league games of the season 2011/12 are used. In the season 2012/13 he was a member of the squad of FC Turin. There, he played only on matchday 20 and on the 38th, and thus the last of the season two games of the Serie A, but he stood on the court every 90 minutes. On September 2, 2013 were announced that he would join the French club Evian TG FC connect. However, the change was ultimately not materialize and Caceres stayed mid September 2013 to clarify his sporting future, first in Argentina.

Since the beginning of 2014 he plays for the Chilean club Rangers de Talca. (: March 19, 2014 version) used in six league matches where he has so far. A goal he did not achieve.