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Nelson Cuevas

Striker, born 1980, 15 clubs, 1 loan, 2000s era

Nelson Cuevas played for 15 clubs in his senior career, starting at Sport Colombia in 1997. His longest spell was at River Plate: 5 seasons, 1998–2003. He went out on loan once, to Shanghai COSCO Sanlin. He returned to River Plate after time away. His last club was Sportivo Carapeguá, where he played until 2012.

  1. Sport Colombia1997Sport Colombia, 1997
    Tembetary1997–98Tembetary, 1997–98
    River Plate1998–03River Plate, 1998–03
    Shanghai COSCO Sanlin2003loan from CARPShanghai COSCO Sanlin, 2003, on loan from River Plate
  2. River Plate2003–04backRiver Plate, 2003–04, back after loan
    Pachuca2005–06Pachuca, 2005–06
    América2006–07América, 2006–07
    Libertad2008Libertad, 2008
  3. Santos2008Santos, 2008
    Universidad de Chile2009Universidad de Chile, 2009
    Olimpia2009–10Olimpia, 2009–10
    Albacete2010Albacete, 2010
  4. Puebla2011Puebla, 2011
    Cerro Porteño2011Cerro Porteño, 2011
    Sportivo Luqueño2012Sportivo Luqueño, 2012
    Sportivo Carapeguá2012Sportivo Carapeguá, 2012

Nelson Cuevas’s clubs

YearsClub
1997Sport Colombia
1997–1998Tembetary
1998–2003River Plate
2003Shanghai COSCO SanlinLoan from River Plate
2003–2004River PlateReturned
2005–2006Pachuca
2006–2007América
2008Libertad
2008Santos
2009Universidad de Chile
2009–2010Olimpia
2010Albacete
2011Puebla
2011Cerro Porteño
2012Sportivo Luqueño
2012Sportivo Carapeguá

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What clubs did Nelson Cuevas play for?
Nelson Cuevas played for 15 clubs in his senior career: Sport Colombia, Tembetary, River Plate, Shanghai COSCO Sanlin, Pachuca, América, Libertad, Santos, Universidad de Chile, Olimpia, Albacete, Puebla, Cerro Porteño, Sportivo Luqueño and Sportivo Carapeguá.
What was Nelson Cuevas's last club?
Nelson Cuevas's last club was Sportivo Carapeguá (2012).
What was Nelson Cuevas's first club?
Nelson Cuevas started his senior career at Sport Colombia in 1997.

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