Sergio Galván Rey

Galván Rey's first club was Boca Juniors of his native Argentina, where he did not achieve much success. Galván Rey joined Colombian club Once Caldas in 1996, and proceeded to become one of the most dangerous forwards in Colombia. He scored 171 goals in his career with Once Caldas, 160 in the Colombian league, and 11 in 15 Copa Libertadores matches. In 2003, Galván Rey helped Once Caldas to win the Colombian championship, their first in 53 years; additionally, he led the team to achieve Copa Libertadores qualification in 1999, 2002, and 2004. For the 2004 MLS season, Once Caldas sold Galván Rey to the MetroStars for a transfer fee in the range of half a million dollars. Although he played in 20 games, starting 10, Galván Rey finished the year with only two goals and one assist. Galván Rey's previous club, Once Caldas, went on to win the Copa Libertadores in his absence. In 2005 Galván Rey played better than the previous year, scoring two goals against the Kansas City Wizards to bring the MetroStars back from a 2–0 deficit. By the end of the season, he tallied eight goals in all competitions, which had him tied for the team's third leading scorer. However, his salary demands were overwhelming, and the MetroStars decided not to bring Galván Rey back for 2006. He then signed with Atlético Nacional. In the first half of the 2006 season at Atlético Nacional, Sergio Galván Rey tallied 11 goals. He put his renewed form on display against América de Cali on 21 May scoring five goals…

Once Caldas

Categoría Primera A: 2003–I Copa Libertadores: 2004 Atlético Nacional

Categoría Primera A: 2007–I, 2007–II Individual

Categoría Primera A Top Scorer: 1999, 2007 Apertura