Full name Agustin Alayes Weight 92 kg Name Agustin Alayes Salary 12 million CLP (2011) | Playing position Role Footballer Position Defender Years Team Height 1.89 m | |
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Date of birth (1978-07-22) July 22, 1978 (age 37) Similar People Diego Cagna, Leandro Desabato, Rodrigo Brana, Leandro Benitez, Marcos Angeleri | ||
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Agustín Alayes (born 22 July 1978 in La Plata) is a retired Argentine footballer who played as defender.
Contents
- Asi de grandes agustin alayes ivan sadovsky
- Agustin alayes se despide del futbol
- Career
- Honours
- References
Agustin alayes se despide del futbol
Career
Alayes started his career at Estudiantes in 1997 but in 2000 he left his home town club to play for Quilmes Atlético Club in 2000. Five years later he returned to Estudiantes.
His first significant achievement was helping Estudiantes become Apertura 2006 champions. He played in the 2–1 victory over Boca Juniors on 13 December 2006, in the deciding match for the title of Apertura 2006 champions.
Alayes scored five goals, noted for their importance in securing important wins, and for being mostly full-thrust headers. Sports diary Olé compared him to Estudiantes legend José Luis Brown. Undoubtedly, his greatest achievement was to be part of the team that won the 2009 Copa Libertadores. Unfortunately, he was seriously injured during the tournament and could not play the semifinal and the final games.
Later, Estudiantes let him go as a free agent. He played for Newell's Old Boys in 2010, Colo Colo in the first semester of 2011, River Plate in the second semester of 2011, after River was relegated to second division, and in Banfield in the first semester of 2012. After being relegated to second division with Banfield, Alayes returned to Estudiantes for the 2012-2013 season.
While playing for Colo Colo he was the highest paid player in the Chilean football along with his teammate Andrés Scotti. But, his stay in Colo Colo was not successful and the club released him at the end of the semester, costing Colo Colo the sum of $70 million pesos (USD 149,000).