Lucas Pratto

Lucas Pratto, born on June fourth, nineteen eighty-eight, is an Argentine professional footballer renowned for his striking prowess. Currently, he plays for the Chilean club Coquimbo Unido, showcasing his exceptional skills on the field.

Pratto's football journey began at Boca Juniors, where he first made his mark. His early career saw him loaned to various clubs, including Tigre and Unión in Argentina, as well as stints in Norway with Lyn and in Chile with Universidad Católica. His impressive performances at Universidad Católica caught the attention of Italian club Genoa, leading to a pivotal transfer.

After his time at Genoa, Pratto joined Vélez Sarsfield, initially on loan before making a permanent move. His outstanding contributions to the team earned him the title of Argentina's Footballer of the Year in two thousand fourteen. Following this accolade, he ventured to Brazil, where he played for Atlético Mineiro and São Paulo.

In two thousand eighteen, Pratto returned to Argentina to join River Plate, where he celebrated a significant achievement by winning the Copa Libertadores title later that year. His career continued to evolve as he joined Dutch club Feyenoord on loan in two thousand twenty-one, further expanding his international experience.

Throughout his career, Pratto has also represented Argentina at the international level, adding to his impressive football resume.