Fernando Moner facts for kids

Fernando Daniel Moner is a retired professional football player from Argentina. He was born on December 30, 1967. Fernando played as a defender, which means his main job on the field was to protect his team's goal and stop the opposing players from scoring. He had a long career playing for several clubs in both Argentina and Japan.

Playing Career

Fernando Moner started his football journey in Argentina. He played for some well-known clubs before moving to play internationally.

Early Career in Argentina

Moner began his professional career with San Lorenzo in Argentina. This is where he developed his skills as a strong defender. After playing for San Lorenzo, he moved to Japan for his first international experience.

Playing in Japan and Spain

Fernando Moner spent a significant part of his career playing in Japan. He first joined All Nippon Airways (which later became Yokohama Flügels) in 1988. He played there for three seasons, showing his defensive abilities.

In 1991, he had a short but notable time playing in Spain for Atlético Madrid, a very famous club. After his time in Spain, he returned to Yokohama Flügels in Japan, where he continued to be a key player for two more seasons.

Return to Argentina and Later Career

After his second period in Japan, Moner returned to Argentina. He played for several different clubs, including Atlético Tucumán, Platense, Unión de Santa Fe, and Huracán. These moves allowed him to play in different leagues and gain more experience.

Towards the end of his career, Fernando Moner went back to Japan one last time. He joined Yokohama FC in 2002, where he played his final professional matches before retiring from the sport in 2003.

Club Statistics

The table below shows Fernando Moner's performance during his time playing for clubs in Japan. It lists how many games he played (Apps) and how many goals he scored (Goals) in different competitions.

See also

In Spanish: Fernando Moner para niños