Mathías Cardaccio

Adolfo Mathías Cardaccio Alaguich ( born October 2, 1987 in Montevideo, Uruguay ) is a Uruguayan - Italian footballer.

Career

Association

Mathías Cardaccio, which is partly performed in the notation Cardacio, is the nephew of Alberto Cardaccio. He began his career in 2006 in the domestic Uruguayan League and played in the professional club Nacional Montevideo. There are for him in the Clausura 2007 and 2008 seven inserts twelve disputed in the Clausura various lots occupied in La Liga. Even eight games ( one goal) with his participation are listed in the Copa Libertadores. Even through his strong performances in the U-20 national team of Uruguay were among other nor the Boca Juniors, FC Villarreal, Atletico Madrid, Juventus and Lazio interested in his commitment. Cardaccio made ​​his league debut for Milan on 26 April 2009, when he came in to replace David Beckham in the 79th minutes. Milan won 3-0 against Palermo. End of August 2009 it was announced that the contract of the Uruguayan was dissolved by AC Milan. He returned to Defensor Sporting Club in his homeland. In January 2010, he spent a year on loan to CA Banfield in Argentina. The Argentines secured thereby against Defensor a purchase option. 13 there Erstligaeinsätze listed for him. In the summer of 2010 he joined the Mexican club Atlante and scored one goal in 19 matches completed the Mexican Primera División. In the following years he played for the Greek clubs Olympiakos Volou and Asteras Tripolis ( seven games, no goals ) and the Brazilian club Londrina ( four games, one goal). In February 2013 he joined the Chilean club Colo -Colo. There he graduated (as of June 9, 2013) for the second team of Chileans five appearances in the Segunda División and scored twice, while in La Liga until June 9, 2013 not came to the course. After the season he left the club. In August 2013, then joined for two years at Defensor Sporting.

National

Cardaccio participated with the U-20 Uruguay at the FIFA U-20 World Cup 2007. With the team, he advanced to the second round, where one failed due to the United States. He also completed its most single 'A' game for the national team of Uruguay when he came off the bench in a friendly against the French squad on 19 November 2008 in 71 minutes of play for Álvaro Pereira.