Julio César Laffatigue

Julio César Laffatigue

Personal information
Full name	Julio César Laffatigue Holub
Date of birth	23 February 1980
Place of birth	Marcos Juárez, Córdoba, Argentina
Height	1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
Playing position	Striker
Club information
Current team	San Martín de Marcos Juárez
Number	7
Youth career
?	?
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1997–1998	Germinal	?	(?)
1999–2000	El Porvenir	?	(?)
2000–2001	Independiente	?	(?)
2001–2002	All Boys	?	(?)
2002	Racing de Córdoba	?	(?)
2003	All Boys	?	(?)
2003–2004	Deportivo Armenio	?	(?)
2004	Deportes Concepción	?	(12)
2005	Everton	18	(4)
2005	Deportes Puerto Montt	18	(3)
2006	Italmaracaibo	?	(7)
2006–2007	UA Maracaibo	21	(2)
2007–2008	Cobresal	32	(13)
2008–2009	Universidad de Concepción	53	(21)
2010	Querétaro FC	13	(2)
2010–2011	Palestino	29	(5)
2011 – present	San Martín de Marcos Juárez	13	(7)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only and correct as of Different competition 4 December 2011. † Appearances (goals)

Julio César Laffatigue Holub (born 23 February 1980) is an Argentine football Striker.

Career

The striker was known when he arrived in minimally Independent in August 2000, alongside Osvaldo Piazza. To achieve the opening tournament of the year, the Red had incorporated enough: Leo Fernandez (never officially played), Passet, Rocha, Vitali, Zárate, Domizzi, Fram Pacheco, Estigarribia, Rozental, Rambert, Nunez and Garnero. Most of them had their chance and did not value it, but Laffatigue, who arrived on loan from All Boys as a promise, was considered as a "project" and was left as a last option. The truth is that apart from the few opportunities they had in, some obstacles in the transfer prevented much time and had to leave at the end of that year. Before, of course, had its 15 minutes of glory. Training in November 2000, bumped his head against the Matías Vuoso in an accident that had the desired result unless the marplatense left injured and had to be hospitalized.

The 2002–03 played for the Racing de Córdoba, in Argentina, and then wore the colors of the Club Armenio in B Metropolitana. By 2004 it became a clear objective: to succeed abroad. And one could say that he succeeded. He joined Deportes Concepción, in Chile, thanks to the recommendation of Claudio Mele. The Purple team was dreaming of returning to First Division, and with Laffatigue in court (made 12 goals) they concreted it. Everton hired him in early 2005. But it was only six months there and went to Deportes Puerto Montt. In July of that year, suffered its third and most serious accident of all. The group that moved the entire team of the Tenth Region (which also carried other passengers) was involved in a crash resulting in one, leaving three people dead and thirteen injured in varying magnitude. Laffatigue got a brain cranial trauma but was safe. Who had the worst part was the goalkeeper Javier Di Gregorio, who was expelled from the seat and suffered a serious fracture in one of his exposed legs.

In early 2006, he left the Chilean institution and became the second largest in the incorporation of Venezuela Italmaracaibo behind Sergio López Maradona. He also played in UA Maracaibo in that country, playing the Copa Libertadores in season 2007.

After that, he returned to Chile to Cobresal where he stayed for two seasons. And after a good season in El Salvador he was signed by Universidad de Concepción, becoming one of the most important player in the team. In 2009 he won the Copa Chile with this team, a tournament that allows U. de Concepción to fight for a place in this year's edition of the Copa Sudamericana.

Titles

Season	Team	Title
2007	UA Maracaibo	Torneo Clausura
2008–09	Universidad de Concepción	Copa Chile

References

External links

• (Spanish) BDFA profile