Diego Chaves, native Uruguayan and raised in Argentina, debuted at an almost perfect debut with a goal in the 17th minute of the Chicago Fire and FC Dallas game on Saturday(March 19). The former player for Nacional of Uruguay seemed to be off to a dream debut after the first quarter of the game. The match ended in a 1-1 draw in the end at the Pizza Hut Park in Frisco, Texas.
Chaves has had a great past as a forward for former teams like the Montevideo Wanderers F.C. of Uruguay with 27 goals out of 93 games, and Querétaro of Mexico with 4 goals out of 15 games. It is no surprise that Chaves was going to be a star player at forward with the Chicago Fire, with which he signed with in February after his contract ended with Nacional of Uruguay in December of 2010.
Diego Chaves seems to have a promising career ahead of him with the Fire. He is proving to be a natural leader of his offense with fellow team forwards, Gastón Puerari and Marco Pappa. I believe the Fire have made great adjustments to their offense with adding Chaves as starting forward. The talent that Chaves has brought with him from his experience in the Central American leagues is proving to be a great weapon for the Fire to use in their upcoming games against Sporting Kansas City on Saturday(March 25) and the Colorado Rapids on Wednesday(March 30). How many goals do you predict Chaves making this season?
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http://www.mlssoccer.com/news/article/chaves-debut-just-inches-perfection
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