Mauro Arambarri

• Full name: Mauro Wilney Arambarri Rosa
• Date of birth: June 30, 1995
• Place of birth: Salto, Uruguay
• Nationality: Uruguayan
• Position: Central / Defensive Midfielder
• Preferred foot: Right

Club career (high-level)

• Fénix (Uruguay) — Youth and senior debut; emerged through their academy and made senior appearances in the Uruguayan Primera División.
• Boston River (Uruguay) — Brief spell (registration/loan technicalities) as part of transfer movements within Uruguay.
• Getafe CF (Spain) — Signed in 2017 and became a regular member of the first team in LaLiga, known for energetic ball-winning, pressing, and box-to-box midfield work. Played multiple seasons with Getafe, contributing defensively and with occasional goals/assists.
• Rennes (France) — loan — Spent time on loan at Stade Rennais (if referencing the 2021–22 loan period) competing in Ligue 1.

Playing style and strengths

• Energetic, aggressive defensive midfielder with good stamina and tackling ability.
• Strong at pressing, interceptions, and breaking up opposition play in front of the backline.
• Comfortable driving forward from midfield — capable of carrying the ball, linking play, and contributing late runs into the box.
• Good aerial presence for a midfielder and reliable in one-on-one defensive situations.

International career

• Represented Uruguay at youth levels and earned call-ups to the senior national team; has made senior appearances (caps) for Uruguay in friendlies and/or competitive matches.

Notable traits and reputation

• Viewed as a combative and industrious midfielder who brings balance between defense and transition play.
• Respected for work rate, tactical discipline, and consistency in midfield roles in LaLiga.

Current status

As of the last comprehensive update, Mauro Arambarri was an active professional midfielder who had been a key player at Getafe since 2017, with a loan period in France. For the most current club, appearances, stats, and transfer status, refer to live sources (club website, league databases, or sports news) because player moves and squad lists change over time.