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Carlos Juárez (footballer)

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so that an Ecuadorian sports store decided to help the club and offered to sign Juárez for Emelec and pay all expenses. At first the team's management was reluctant to accept this, but after the bad run continued and the pressure from the press and most importantly the fans grew, they decided to accept Juárez's return. He is now part of Emelec's squad and has played in 4 games and has made 1 assists for the team which is fighting to qualify for the last stages of the league.
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Rumors of drug abuse where always present during Juarez's career but were always denied by the player. The 6 months suspension was the first clear proof that Juárez was involved in drug consumption. However, to this day, Juárez denies these accusations and claims his urine sample was switched on that
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For the 2008 season, the new management struggled to find good national and foreign players especially forwards, in the meantime Juárez was in Argentina handling personal businesses, later he would publicly confess that at the time he thought he was a retired player. Emelec's bad results contributed
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After Emelec's elimination from the Copa Libertadores, the club management decided to bring back Juárez to play one last time for Emelec. When he arrived in Ecuador he needed some time to get back in shape, it was said that he was around 40 pounds overweight, but when he got back in shape the impact
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Emelec rivals recognized Juárez as a major threat to their interests in every game and they used to change their defensive style to cope with his large physique. This and Juarez great accuracy and vision to assist his teammates helped so that other forwards such as
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Overall Juárez played most of his career from 1996 to 2003 at Emelec, and with his help the "electricos" won two national championships in 2001 and 2002, and were runners-up in 1996, and 1998; he also played 6
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He has had a very long and successful career playing for several clubs all over the world, but he played most of his career in the Ecuadorian football league. especially for Ecuadorian giants
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he decided to become an Ecuadorian citizen. He was naturalized in 1999 and in 2000 he made his debut with the Ecuador national team in the Japan-Korea FIFA world cup qualifiers match against
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and his group work, publicly disregarded Juárez as a signing for 2008, they said that he was too old, too fat, too slow, too problematic but overall too expensive for Emelec's budget.
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Despite being one of the most successful forwards in the Ecuadorian league he did not have many opportunities with the Ecuador National Team, Ecuador's coach at the time, Colombian
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Juárez will be greatly remembered by Emelec's fans for his extraordinary performances and love for the club, especially for his header in the last game of the 2001 season against
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where he had a fairly good season, and the next year he went back to Argentina to play for Lanus, and in 8 games he scored twice which got the attention of Mexican team
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become Ecuadorian league top goal scorer. In 2001, Juarez managed to get that title for himself scoring 17 goals, and helping Emelec win the Ecuadorian League title.
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saw that Juárez had great talent and took advantage of his complicated situation in Mexico signing him for Emelec in 1996. On his debut match against
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he scored his 134th goal for the club which made him Emelec's all-time top goal scorer, surpassing the 133 goals of former Emelec's glory,
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and after a slow start to regain form he managed to score 12 goals that season. The next season, he was re-signed by former Uruguayan team
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When Emelec was disqualified from the 2007 Ecuadorian Championship, the club held elections to select a new management. New president
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which gave the club its first title in 7 years and also because during his career he was tempted several times by Emelec's archrival
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of his presence was immediate. Juárez scored 6 goals and made 5 assists in 17 games for Emelec that season, and in a match against
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side the same year. He did not have a good season playing for Santos and he was relegated to their reserve squad.
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match he tested positive for cocaine and he was suspended for 6 months.
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Juárez started his career playing for Argentine first division side
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where he was used in the rotation of the squad. In a 2007
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During his several years playing for Emelec, Juárez left
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In 2005, he completed his suspension and was signed by
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for short periods of time to play for Peruvian team
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Born in Argentina, he represented the 1387:Ecuadorian sportspeople in doping cases 1372:Expatriate men's footballers in Uruguay 1352:Expatriate men's footballers in Ecuador 1267:Ecuador men's international footballers 1357:Expatriate men's footballers in Mexico 1362:Expatriate men's footballers in Spain 7: 1392:Doping cases in association football 1367:Expatriate men's footballers in Peru 110: 1287:Men's association football forwards 1342:Uruguayan Primera División players 1337:Argentine Primera División players 14: 1317:Club Nacional de Football players 1297:Montevideo Wanderers F.C. players 73:1.92 m (6 ft 4 in) 16:Ecuadorian footballer (born 1972) 1292:Club Atlético Lanús footballers 1282:Naturalized citizens of Ecuador 1277:Argentine emigrants to Ecuador 644:at National-Football-Teams.com 1: 1257:Footballers from Buenos Aires 1312:Sporting Cristal footballers 1262:Ecuadorian men's footballers 638: (archived 16 June 2012) 381:Carlos Alberto Juárez Devico 33:Carlos Alberto Juárez Devico 1272:Argentine men's footballers 1408: 1302:Santos Laguna footballers 686: 373: 80: 72: 58: 40: 32: 1327:L.D.U. Quito footballers 583:match against Emelec in 1307:C.S. Emelec footballers 438:former Emelec manager, 422:. He was signed by the 383:(born 24 April 1972 in 1332:S.D. 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Index

Buenos Aires
Argentina
Forward
Lanús
Montevideo Wanderers
Lanús
Santos Laguna
Emelec
Sporting Cristal
Emelec
Nacional
Real Murcia
LDU Quito
Deportivo Quito
Nacional
Emelec
Ecuador
Buenos Aires
footballer
Ecuador national team
Emelec
Club Atlético Lanús
Montevideo Wanderers
Santos Laguna
Torreón
Montevideo Wanderers
Angel Castelnoble
Espoli
Ariel Graziani
Ariel Graziani

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