Juan Izquierdo

Born in Montevideo on 4 July 1997, Izquierdo was raised in the Nuevo París neighbourhood. He began playing in the youth ranks of Liverpool Montevideo, before moving to Cerro. Izquierdo made his professional debut for Cerro on 20 February 2018, starting in a goalless draw away to Sport Rosario of Peru in the Copa Sudamericana, under manager Fernando Correa. Five days later he made his Uruguayan Primera División debut as a 41st-minute substitute for Jonathan Barboza in a 4–0 loss away to Nacional. He played 28 games in his first season and scored once in a 5–2 home win over Progresso on 25 August. In February 2019, Izquierdo transferred to Peñarol, alongside Cerro teammate Luis Acevedo. He played just five times for the club managed by Diego López, who finished as league runners-up to Uruguayan Clásico rivals Nacional. Izquierdo signed for Montevideo Wanderers in January 2020. On 30 November, he scored his only goals for the "Bohemians" in a 3–2 win away to Liverpool. His team reached the Torneo Intermedio final, losing in a penalty shootout to Nacional, and finished the league season in 5th and qualifying for the Copa Libertadores. Izquierdo moved abroad for the first time in February 2021, joining Atlético San Luis of the Mexican Liga MX. He was signed by a Uruguayan manager, Leonel Rocca. Having made only four appearances, and confronted fans in the stands in April, he returned to Wanderers in August. On his return, he became a regular fixture in the team, helping them to…

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Uruguayan Primera División: 2022 Liverpool

Uruguayan Primera División: 2023 Supercopa Uruguaya: 2023