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Roberto Ivan Fergonzi (born March 11, 1983 in Buenos Aires, Argentina) is an Argentine professional footballer. Fergonzi began playing football in the youth academy of local side River Plate. He played for professional clubs in Argentina, Ecuador, Indonesia, Singapore, Uruguay and Bolivia [1]
2002-2003: Defensores de Belgrano
2004: Juventud Alianza
2004: Club Atletico Villa Atuel
2005: Club Atletico Acassuso
2006: Persiba Balikpapan
2007: Durazno FC
2008: Manta FC
2008: Deportivo Azogues
2009: Imbabura S.C.
2010: Club Real Potosí
2011: Geylang International FC
2013- Sport Club Corinthians USA
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