Diego Jara

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Diego Jara (born 4 October 1983) is an Argentine footballer who plays as a forward for Club Atlético Patronato and its first equipment was Deportivo Las Heras Concordia.

Jara was born in Concordia, Province of Entre Rios, Argentina. He started his career in Deportivo Las Heras but his blast was given in College Concordia, where he was top scorer and was Torneo Argentino B in 2007.

Board threw the eye, blew a Cruise North (Misiones) and hired him to replace another scorer, the Fool José Luis Marzo, an idol Tatengue. In the Torneo Argentino A, the tip was instrumental in the rise of 2009–10 (26 goals, top scorer) and then she felt the handover to the National B:nailed 21 goals in a season and a half.

His great performance made several teams will have to list like Sporting CP, Olympus, Columbus, Newell's, River Plate, among other Argentine and European clubs. But it was Union who eventually signed him for the Clausura 2012 tournament for the purchase of 80% of the pass to and transfer of Matías Quiroga for six months with an option to purchase, who after the transfer was transferred to Gymnastics silver. The contract "La Joya" with Union is two and a half years.

His first goal was scored against Racing, and also scored a goal in the classic Santa Fe for Union achieved a draw after trailing 2–0 against Columbus .

Currently playing in Atlético Tucumán, club which was given for six months. His first serious goal against Instituto de Cordoba in the tie 2–2, where the second shot 30 meters and became the second goal in the 3–0 win against Douglas Haig

• Deportivo Las Heras de Concordia: 2004
• Colegiales de Concordia: 2006–2008
• Patronato de Paraná: 2009–2011
• Unión de Santa Fe: 2012–2013
• Atlético Tucumán: 2014–?

• Diego Jara at BDFA (in Spanish)
• Ficha en la página oficial de Unión