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Napoli loan Cristian Chavez back to San Lorenzo
The 24-year-old Argentine forward was only signed by the Partenopei in August but he is already returning to his former club after failing to make any impression in Serie A
11-Feb-2012 5:58:12 AM
By Mark Doyle
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Napoli have announced that Cristian Chavez has been loaned back to San Lorenzo just under six months after arriving at the San Paolo.
The Partenopei paid a reported €1.5 million to bring the player to Italy back in August but he is already returning home after making just two substitute appearances in Serie A for Walter Mazzarri's side.
According to the Napoli website, Chavez has penned a six-month loan deal with his former club, while there have been unconfirmed reports that San Lorenzo have the option to resign the player on a permanent transfer for €250,000.
The 24-year-old forward amassed a grand total of 19 minutes of league football during his stint in Italy.
The Partenopei paid a reported €1.5 million to bring the player to Italy back in August but he is already returning home after making just two substitute appearances in Serie A for Walter Mazzarri's side.
According to the Napoli website, Chavez has penned a six-month loan deal with his former club, while there have been unconfirmed reports that San Lorenzo have the option to resign the player on a permanent transfer for €250,000.
The 24-year-old forward amassed a grand total of 19 minutes of league football during his stint in Italy.
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