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Edinson Cavani Profile - Edinson Roberto Cavani Gomez or the more commonly known Edinson Cavani is a professional football player from Uruguay. He was born on February 14, 1987 in Salto, Uruguay. Today he is one of the retainer from the club Napoli and played in the attacker. Besides, he also included one retainer atu Uruguay national team.

Junior Career:
2000-2006: Danubio

Senior career:
2006-2007: Danubio
2007-2010: Palermo
2010-Now: Napoli

Career team:
2006-2007: Uruguay U-20
2008-Present: Uruguay

Not to be too clever to realize why they call this striker El Matador. He has great confidence in himself and is simply a natural goalscorer, the predator that is as likely to score with a ball that is close to the bow as a spectacular shot from distance.

This player began to gain notoriety in January 2007, when he finished as top scorer with seven goals in the South American Youth Championship in Paraguay. This opened the possibility to spend the senior team in February 2008. His debut came in a 2-2 draw with Colombia.

His older brother, Walter, plays for Neftchi Baku in Azerbaijan, but the youngest of the Cavani seems to be the most talented and will strive to demonstrate the conditions in South Africa. Currently plays for Palermo in Italy.

Edinson Cavani Biography

Edinson Roberto Cavani Gómez was born in Salto, Uruguay, February 14, 1987 is a Uruguayan national football player who currently plays for club Napoli in Serie A. Previously he had played for the club Danubio and Palermo. A very prolific scorer, best known for the ability to Cavani scored an impressive and tireless work up and down help defense and attack.

Personal Life
Cavani is of Italian descent: his grandfather emigrated to Uruguay in Maranello, 1 after work Sicilia2 (where Edinson played with the shirt of Palermo). His father, Luis "Gringo" Cavani has also been a footballer, 3 and Walter Guglielmone his older brother, who plays as a forward for Montevideo Wanderers. From fervent Christian faith, is married to Maria Soledad, 4 March 2011 born Baptist, his first hijo.5 The arrival of Edinson Cavani to Naples generated a buzz in the tifosi of South Azzurri Italian team, to the point that he composed several songs such as "Forza Cavani Alè" the singer Alberto Caccia.6 It also gave him a pizza, supreme dish of Neapolitan cuisine, 7 and also marketed packaged cookies in a tin with his image.

Cavani moved to Montevideo at the age of 17, leaving the Club Salto Uruguay FC, and went to the lower Danube. In 2006 he debuted with the first team, participating in the degree obtained by him in the Open Championship that year. In 2007, after his outstanding performance with the Uruguayan Selected Sub-20, it was rumored the possibility of being acquired by clubs Italian Milan, Juventus, Boca Juniors or Argentina, and even came to shuffle the name of Real Madrid, but eventually was hired by the Palermo.8 The July 17, 2010 Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis, officially announced the signing of striker salteño.9 His debut with the Azzurri occurred on August 19 in the first leg against Elfsborg Swedish (play-off round of the UEFA Europa League 2010/11), one week later in Borås, marked the doublet Neapolitans gave the pass to the stage of grupos.10 also managed a goal in his first game in Serie A with the set partenopeo in the away match against Fiorentina.11 On 2 December marked his first hat trick with the Azzurri before the Dutch Utrecht in Europe League.12 The April 3, 2011, in the match against Lazio, with its fourth set, managed to overcome the historical record of Antonio Vojak (22 goals in a season with Napoli) .13 He concluded his first year in the "City of the Gulf" with 47 appearances and 33 goals, devoting vice Capocannoniere behind Antonio Di Natale. On May 19 extended the contract with Napoli until June 30, 2016.14 His good performances with Napoli in the 2010/11 series A led him to be recognized at the Oscar del Calcio 2012 as part of the Dream Team Series A and being honored as the second best player of the tournament, surpassed only by the Swede Zlatan Ibrahimović .15 Moreover,

Edinson Cavani

Cavani in late 2011, with its contribution scorer in the Champions League Championship 2011-12 was consecrated as the maximum scorer in international matches in the history of Brazilian Jarbas beating Napoli Faustinho.

National Team
Cavani is highlighted with the Uruguayan U-20 South American Championship 2007 U-20 Championship in Paraguay where he was the scorer of the competition with 7 goals in 9 games. Despite his contributions, his selected failed to qualify for the 2008 Beijing Olympics although third place finish earned the ticket to the World Cup 2007 U-20 which took place in July 2007 in Canada. Although Uruguay did not reach the quarterfinals, as he was defeated by the United States, Cavani was one of the most important figures of the heavenly. debut in the senior squad with a goal in the friendly on February 6, 2008 against Colombia in Estadio Centenario. The match ended 2-2 and Cavani entered the 74 'replaces Diego Forlan and three minutes later scored his first goal for the Celeste. participated in the 2010 World Cup kicked a goal in the match for third place against Germany played. currently is one of the figures, and the undisputed holder Selection Uruguay, where he now wears the number 21.

Napoli or Societa Sportiva Calcio Napoli is known as the Italian football club based in the city of Naples. Napoli was officially founded in 1904 by a British sailor, William Poths and Hector M. Bayon with the name of the club, Naples Football and Cricket Club. In 1906 the club name was changed to Napoli Football Club and dated August 23, 1926 under the tutelage of President Giorgio Ascarelli club's name was changed again to Associazione Calcio Napoli. Since then, Napoli achievement experience the process is still going up and down and after World War II. Napoli finally out of the Series A and Series B until the mid 1960's and Napoli dated June 25, 1964 changed its name to Società Sportiva Calcio Napoli.

Napoli's best achievement came in the 1980s era. 1984 Napoli managed to bring the legendary Diego Armando Maradona from Barcelona club and is an inspiration players Argentine club Napoli in Serie A. In 1987, with his help, managed Napoli made history by winning the club's first scudetto. Still with the help of Maradona, Napoli won the 1989 UEFA Cup and won the 1990 Scudetto again. Napoli achievement then began to decline due to the departure of several top players, including Maradona. Napoli eventually relegated back to Serie B at the end of the 1990s era.

August 2004, Napoli was declared bankrupt with debts that exploded around 70 million euros. The Italian film producer, Aurelio De Laurentiis then enter into stewardship of management to foster and adopt more performance Napoli have dimmed. Although in a collapsed condition, Napoli tifosi still remain loyal to their beloved club. Napoli May 2006 changed its name to Società Sportiva Calcio Napoli after promotion to Serie B and managed to climb to Serie A for the following season 2007/2008. Journey Napoli in Serie A fairly good for his achievements have always risen to at the end of season 2010/2011 where Napoli finished third in the post would be eligible for the Champions league season 2011/2012.

Napoli held a cage match at the Stadio San Paolo. Napoli dubbed as the Azzurri (blue) which leads to a Napoli jersey color.

Napoli achievements:
Domestic:
2-time champion Series A: Year 1987 and 1990
3 times Cup winners Italy: 1962; 1976; 1987
1-time champion of the Italian Super Cup: 1991
Series B 1-time champion: 1950
1 C1 Series champion: 2006
Europe:
1 time UEFA Cup winners: 1989

Star Players / Top Scorer
E. Cavani scored 22 goals.
M. Hamsik scored 9 goals.
G. Inler scored 5 goals.
G. Pandev scored 5 goals.
B. Stocker scored 5 goals.
L. Insigne scored 4 goals.
C. Maggio scored 4 goals.
H. Campagnaro scored 1 goal.
A. Gamberini scored 1 goal.
P. Cannavaro scored 1 goal.


Lineup
No: Name: Position:
9 E. Calaiò Attacker
24 L. Insigne Attacker
29 G. Pandev Attacker
16 E. Vargas Attacker
7 E. Cavani Attacker
42 R. Insigne Attacker
99 C. Lucarelli Attacker
85 M. Britos Defender
27 P. Armero Defender
28 P. Defender Cannavaro
21 F. Fernández Defender
16 C. Zúñiga Defender
6 S. Aronica Defender
14 H. Defender Campagnaro
6 Rolando Defender
8 A. Defender Dossena
3 Defender Bruno Uvini
2 G. Grava Defender
55 A. Gamberini Defender
26 M. Goalkeeper De Sanctis
15 R. Colombo Goalkeeper
83 A. Rosati Goalkeeper
13 O. El Kaddouri Midfielder
16 G. Midfielder Mesto
20 B. Stocker Midfielder
88 G. Inler Midfielder
25 J. Midfielder Radošević
4 M. Donadel Midfielder
85 V. Midfielder Behrami
17 M. Midfielder Hamsik
90 M. Midfielder Ammendola
11 C. Maggio Midfielder

Reference:
http://bola.viva.co.id/team/history/17-napoli