Pedro Maximiliano Suárez’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Argentine footballer
Is Athlete 
Football player 
Association football player 
From Argentina 
Type Sports 
Gender male
Birth 5 August 1988, Villa Hernandarias
Age: 31 years

Pedro Maximiliano Suárez (Hernandarias, Provincia de Entre Ríos, Argentina, 5 de agosto de 1988) es un futbolista argentino. Juega de marcador central y su primer equipo fue Unión de Santa Fe.

Trayectoria

Debutó el 25 de abril de 2009 en el partido que su equipo, Unión de Santa Fe, perdió ante la C.A.I. de Comodoro Rivadavia por 3 a 0. Aunque su posición natural es la de marcador central, su debut fue jugando como volante central.

Arrancó la temporada 2009/2010 de la Primera B Nacional siendo titular indiscutido para el técnico tatengue Fernando Alí e incluso convirtiendo su primer y único gol con la camiseta de Unión, el cual le dio la agónica victoria ante Gimnasia y Esgrima de Jujuy por 3 a 2. Sin embargo, en la 8ª fecha del torneo ante Belgrano de Córdoba fue expulsado y a partir de ahí, una serie de lesiones lo marginaron del primer equipo y lo mantuvieron alejado de las canchas por un largo período.

Reapareció recién en la pretemporada de principios de 2011, ya con Frank Darío Kudelka como técnico de Unión. Formó parte del plantel Tatengue que logró el ascenso a la Primera División en ese año, aunque no jugó ni un minuto en toda la temporada.

Para la temporada 2011/12 le fue asignado el dorsal número 32, pero no tuvo chances de jugar en la Primera División y sólo disputó algunos partidos en la Reserva. La falta de oportunidades hizo que a principios de 2012 tuviera la posibilidad de incorporarse a Deportivo Roca de Río Negro, pero el pase se cayó porque el jugador prefirió quedarse en Unión a “pelearla”, aunque luego no fue tenido en cuenta.

A mediados de 2012, luego de ser dejado en libertad de acción por Unión de Santa Fe, desciende un par de categorías y empieza a disputar el Torneo Argentino B (luego reemplazado por el torneo Federal B) vistiendo la camiseta de diferentes equipos: Atlético Paraná, Ben Hur de Rafaela y Sanjustino.

Clubes

Club País Año
Unión de Santa Fe  Argentina 2009-2012
Atlético Paraná  Argentina 2012-2013
Ben Hur de Rafaela  Argentina 2013-2014
Sanjustino  Argentina 2015-?

Palmarés

Título Club País Año
Ascenso a Primera División Unión de Santa Fe  Argentina 2011

Referencias

Enlaces externos

  • Ficha en BDFA
  • Ficha en soccewray
  • Ficha en fichajes.com

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