In 2021, Sebastian Abreu ended his football career.
Over a quarter century of professional sports activity, the Uruguayan has won several prestigious titles.
Abreu's list of accolades includes the 2011 Copa America, as well as several gold medals in the Argentine and Uruguayan championships.
The athlete also got into the Guinness Book of Records.
The compilers of the guide awarded Abreu the following status: "The footballer who played for the greatest number of clubs."
How many clubs did Sebastian Abreu play for?
Over the course of his 25-year club career, the Uruguayan has played for… 32 football clubs. This is a record.
Abreu played for legendary teams such as Deportivo, Real Sociedad and River Plate.
The footballer played for clubs from Uruguay, Spain, Brazil, Argentina, Ecuador, Paraguay, Mexico, El Salvador, Greece and Israel.
Abreu was a prolific striker, scoring over 300 goals in various national championships.
Playing for the Uruguayan national team, the forward scored 26 goals.
The outstanding Uruguayan is now 48 years old.
He is currently involved in coaching. Abreu is the head coach of the Mexican club Dorados de Sinaloa.
