Name:
Iván Diego Moreno y FabianesiNickname:
"Torero",
"Gaita",
"Gallego"ERA:
2003-2006Country:
SpainClub:
C.A. ColónShirt Number:
7Position:
★CMF,
AMF,
SMFSide: RF/BS
Age:
24-27 (04/06/1979)
Height:
175 cmWeight:
72 kgAttack:
77Defence:
63Balance:
77Stamina:
83Speed:
81Acceleration:
82Response:
80Agility:
78Dribble Accuracy:
81Dribble Speed:
78Short Pass Accuracy:
76Short Pass Speed:
76Long Pass Accuracy:
78Long Pass Speed:
78Shot Accuracy:
75Shot Power:
79Shot Technique:
73Free Kick Accuracy:
74Swerve:
76Heading:
76Jump:
76Technique:
81Aggression:
77Mentality:
76GK Skills:
50Team work:
76Injury Tolerance:
BCondition/Fitness:
5Weak Foot Accuracy:
5Weak Foot Frequency:
4Consistency:
5Growth type:
StandardSPECIAL ABILITIES: 1-Touch Pass - Outside - Dribbling
CARDS:P08 - Box to Box
P14 - Free Roaming
S01 - 1-Touch Play
Attack/Defence Awareness Card:
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Name:
Iván Diego Moreno y FabianesiNickname:
"Torero",
"Gaita",
"Gallego"ERA:
2010-2013Country:
SpainClub:
C.A. ColónShirt Number:
16Position:
★SMF,
CMF,
AMFSide: RF/RS
Age:
31-34 (04/06/1979)
Height:
175 cmWeight:
73 kgAttack:
76Defence:
66Balance:
79Stamina:
83Speed:
76Acceleration:
78Response:
79Agility:
76Dribble Accuracy:
79Dribble Speed:
74Short Pass Accuracy:
78Short Pass Speed:
78Long Pass Accuracy:
79Long Pass Speed:
78Shot Accuracy:
76Shot Power:
80Shot Technique:
75Free Kick Accuracy:
74Swerve:
76Heading:
79Jump:
76Technique:
81Aggression:
73Mentality:
82GK Skills:
50Team work:
78Injury Tolerance:
BCondition/Fitness:
5Weak Foot Accuracy:
5Weak Foot Frequency:
4Consistency:
5Growth type:
StandardSPECIAL ABILITIES: Tactical Dribble - 1-Touch Pass - Side - Outside - Long Throw
CARDS:P14 - Free Roaming
S01 - 1-Touch Play
S03 - Long Throw
Attack/Defence Awareness Card:
BalancedINFO:Iván Moreno y Fabianesi is a former center-midfielder or right-midfielder, capable of playing as an advanced midfielder. Born in Badajoz, Spain (04/06/1979), he began playing in the Argentine First Division in 1998 for Rosario Central but, given the club's financial problems, he was soon sold to Villarreal in his native country in 2001. He played for CD Onda, back then the reserve team of the
groguets, but did not play any games with Villarreal's first team. After his time in Spain, he joined FC Porto in Portugal but terminated his contract after just one month.
In 2002 he returned to Argentina to play for Banfield and after a year there he moved to Colón. In the Santa Fe club he had outstanding performances and was even the team's top scorer in some tournaments. However, a conflict with his transfer forced him to leave the institution to join Mexican team Morelia in 2006.
After six months in Mexico, he returned once again to Argentina in Vélez Sársfield. After problems with his coach in Vélez, Ricardo La Volpe, he left the institution and was signed by Estudiantes. In the La Plata club, he performed outstandingly, managing to gain the affection of the fans. There, he reached the final of the Copa Sudamericana in 2008. He was part of the team that won the 2009 pre-Libertadores playoffs and later became champion, although by then, Moreno and Fabianesi had already left the club.
In February 2009 he returned to the club where he began his career, Rosario Central, for six months. He then returned once more to Estudiantes, but the manager, Alejandro Sabella, did not take him into account, loaning him to a Greek football club, Xanthi FC, where he played just 8 games.
Later he returned to Argentina to be part of Colón's team in 2010. After almost four seasons in the red and black team, he terminated his contract after a seven-month salary debt that the Santa Fe club owed the whole squad. In January 2014 he arrived as Liverpool FC's new reinforcement for the Uruguayan Clausura Tournament. Unfortunately in that team, and despite him being the main figure, they were relegated to the Second Division.
In July 2014 he signed an 18-month contract with Club Atlético Huracán. During his time on the
quemero, he managed to be a fundamental piece for promotion to the Primera División, and winning that year's Copa Argentina and Supercopa Argentina. In addition, he managed to reach the final of the 2015 Copa Sudamericana, the first in the team's history. In 2015, after his contract ended, he decided to retire from football.
Iván Moreno y Fabianesi was part of many great teams throughout the years, mainly Colón's 2004/05 and 2010/11, Huracán's 2014/15, Estudiantes' 2007/08 and Rosario Central's 2000/01. The teams where he played the most games were Colón (where he is the foreign player with the most goals and appearances ever) with 35 goals in 217 games, and Rosario Central, where he scored 20 goals in 135 games.
Gaita, also is the fourth foreign player with the most appearances in the Argentinian First Division, with 443 games, spanned between 1998 and 2015.