SWOS 2020/2021
SWOS 2020/2021

MATEO GARCIA
MATEO GARCIA
Argentina flag
Number
#10
Nationality
Argentina
Team
ARIS (Greece)
Coach
APOSTOLOS MANTZIOS
Position
LW (Left Wing)
Passing (P) Shooting (V) Heading (H) Tackling (T) Control (C) Speed (S) Finishing (F) Total Bargain Value
3 5 2 0 4 5 3 22 3.4 £650k

Mateo García

Full name: Mateo Nicolás García (commonly known as Mateo García)

  • Nationality: Argentine
  • Date of birth: 29 April 1996
  • Place of birth: Rosario, Argentina
  • Position: Winger / Attacking midfielder (primarily left winger)
  • Preferred foot: Left

Career summary (clubs of note)

  • Youth: Atlético de Rafaela (youth system)
  • Atlético de Rafaela — Broke into senior football in Argentina.
  • Huracán — Played in the Argentine Primera División on loan.
  • UCAM Murcia — Short spell in Spain (Segunda División B).
  • Asteras Tripolis — Moved to Greece and gained attention for his attacking play.
  • Wisła Kraków — Played on loan in Poland (Ekstraklasa).
  • Aris Thessaloniki (ARIS) — Joined the Greek club; featured as an attacking winger/creator in Super League Greece.
  • Later moves: After Aris, Mateo García has had other transfers (including returns to clubs in Greece or moves elsewhere); specific latest club should be checked against current transfer records for up-to-date status.

Style of play

  • Left-footed winger known for dribbling, close control and ability to cut inside to shoot or create chances.
  • Can play across the front line and as an attacking midfielder; contributes with assists as well as goals.

Notable facts

  • Made a positive impression in the Greek Super League with Asteras Tripolis before moving to Aris.
  • Often utilized for his creativity and set-piece delivery.
  • Originally developed in Argentina’s lower-league/Youth systems before establishing a career in Europe.

Sources & currency

Details compiled from public records and common player databases. For the most current club, appearances and statistics (transfers, caps/goals), consult up-to-date databases such as Transfermarkt, Soccerway or the club’s official website, as player status can change with transfers and loans.