Carlos Gajardo
Carlos Alberto Gajardo Zúñiga (born 20 May 1976) is a Chilean former footballer who played as a defensive midfielder for clubs in Chile and Brazil. CareerBorn in Tocopilla, Chile, Gajardo was with Escuela de Deportes Codelco and took part of Tocopilla city team[1] as a youth player, before joining Cobreloa youth system in 1994. Next he had stints on loan at Deportes Antofagasta, where he played as a right-back, and Deportes Ovalle in 1996 and 1997, respectively.[2] He left the football activity for two years (1998–99) due to a knee injury.[2] After playing for Club Deportivo Arauco from Tocopilla in 2000,[3] he spent two seasons with Coquimbo Unido in the Chilean top division,[4][5] making forty eight appearances and scoring one goal.[6][7][8] In 2003, he moved to Brazil alongside his fellow footballer Axel Ahumada and joined Centro Sportivo Alagoano.[2] Post-retirementGajardo went on playing football at amateur level, taking part of Mini Mundial,[9] a traditional championship in his city of birth.[10] In addition, he has supported football activities for children in the same city.[11] He also has been involved in fishing as a seashore harvester.[12] References
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