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Sebastian AbreuUruguayan footballer, striker
Date of Birth: 17.10.1976
Country:  Uruguay |
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A prolific striker
Early life and careerSebastián Abreu, a Uruguayan footballer, is renowned for his prolific striking abilities. His career has witnessed him donning the jerseys of over 20 clubs across seven nations, including Uruguay, Argentina, Spain, Brazil, Mexico, Israel, and Greece.
International achievements
As a member of the Uruguayan national team, Abreu played a pivotal role in the 2011 Copa América triumph. He ranks seventh among the team's all-time top scorers. Notably, his initial tally of 30 goals was once believed to place him second behind Héctor Scarone (31 goals), a record that had stood for 79 years (since 1930). However, a recalculation in early 2011 revised Abreu's goal count to 26, currently ranking third behind Scarone and Diego Forlán.
Abreu has graced the field at the 2002 FIFA World Cup in Japan and Korea, as well as two Copa América tournaments in 1997 and 2007.
Knack for the extraordinary
Off the pitch, Abreu is known for his unwavering patriotism for both Club Nacional and the Uruguayan national team. Regardless of which club he represents, Abreu proudly wears a custom-made undershirt that incorporates elements from the jerseys of these sides, adorned with the names of his children.
A unique perspective
Another unusual aspect of Abreu's character is his constant presence on the field with a video camera. He meticulously captures match moments for his personal archive, providing a glimpse into the world of the game from his unique perspective.
