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'''Sebastián Eguren Ledesma''' (born [[January 8]], [[1981]] in [[Montevideo]], [[Uruguay]]) is a footballer ([[midfielder]]) who currently plays for [[Rosenborg B.K.]], [[Norway]] (since [[2005]]). He has also played for [[Montevideo Wanderers]] (in [[1999]]–[[2002]] and in [[2005]]) and [[Nacional]] ([[2003]]–[[2004|04]]). |
'''Sebastián Eguren Ledesma''' (born [[January 8]], [[1981]] in [[Montevideo]], [[Uruguay]]) is a footballer ([[midfielder]]) who currently plays for [[Rosenborg B.K.]], [[Norway]] (since [[2005]]). He has also played for [[Montevideo Wanderers]] (in [[1999]]–[[2002]] and in [[2005]]) and [[Nacional]] ([[2003]]–[[2004|04]]). |
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After he tested positive for [[cocaine]] after a match in the [[Copa Libertadores]], [[February 12]], [[2004]], he was suspended from football for six months. He blamed the [[coca|coca tea]] which is widely drunk in the [[Andean]] countries (as a [[medicine]] which alleviates the effects of altitude), and he got the shortest suspension for this kind of cases. (This specific match was played at 2,800 meters above sea level in [[Quito]].) |
After he tested positive for [[cocaine]] after a match in the [[Copa Libertadores]], [[February 12]], [[2004]], he was suspended from football for six months. He blamed the [[coca|coca tea]] which is widely drunk in the [[Andean]] countries (as a [[medicine]] which alleviates the effects of altitude), and he got the shortest suspension for this kind of cases. (This specific match was played at 2,800 meters above sea level in [[Quito]].) |
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On [[February 8]] [[2006]] it was revealed in a shocking newsrelease, that a transfer of the two Uruguayans to [[SK Brann]] were cancelled, due to "psychological reasons." |
On [[February 8]] [[2006]] it was revealed in a shocking newsrelease, that a transfer of the two Uruguayans (Eguren and [[Alejandro Lago]]) to [[SK Brann]] were cancelled, due to "psychological reasons." |
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Currently he is on loan to [[Montevideo Wanderers]]. |
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[[Category:1981 births|Eguren Ledesma, Sebastián]] |
[[Category:1981 births|Eguren Ledesma, Sebastián]] |
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Revision as of 15:33, 11 May 2006
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| Full name | Sebastián Eguren Ledesma | ||
| Height | 5'11.5 (182cm) | ||
| Position(s) | Midfield | ||
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Current team | Rosenborg B.K. | ||
Sebastián Eguren Ledesma (born January 8, 1981 in Montevideo, Uruguay) is a footballer (midfielder) who currently plays for Rosenborg B.K., Norway (since 2005). He has also played for Montevideo Wanderers (in 1999–2002 and in 2005) and Nacional (2003–04).
After he tested positive for cocaine after a match in the Copa Libertadores, February 12, 2004, he was suspended from football for six months. He blamed the coca tea which is widely drunk in the Andean countries (as a medicine which alleviates the effects of altitude), and he got the shortest suspension for this kind of cases. (This specific match was played at 2,800 meters above sea level in Quito.)
On February 8 2006 it was revealed in a shocking newsrelease, that a transfer of the two Uruguayans (Eguren and Alejandro Lago) to SK Brann were cancelled, due to "psychological reasons."
Currently he is on loan to Montevideo Wanderers.