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PROFILES
FERNANDO CAVENAGHI
As Gabriel Batistuta and Hernan Crespo fought their long battle to be
Argentina's first-choice centre-forward, it was widely assumed that by the
2006 World Cup the post would belong to the younger man. But Crespo can take
nothing for granted. By then he will be the senior citizen, fighting off the
challenge of a new generation.
A leading contender stars for River Plate, where Crespo made his name six
years ago. Fernando Cavenaghi's 15 goals in 19 games helped River to this
year's closing championship title and put him top of the national scorers'
chart. Like River predecessor, Javier Saviola, Cavenaghi achieved the feat
before his 19th birthday; unlike Saviola, he went into the campaign with no
guaranteed first-team place.
At the start of the year River signed Juan Esnaider and Uruguayan Daniel
Fonseca, experienced international strikers who were expected to form the
attack while Cavenaghi was groomed. But the youngster was not to be kept
waiting. He had already sacrificed his beloved fast food on the advice of
the club nutritionist and gained a new nickname: 'Fatboy' became 'Little
Bull'. Such physical development was rewarded with promotion to the senior
squad last year, and in his sporadic opportunities he responded with goals.
Then, as the 2002 closing championship got under way in February, he scored
so often that Fonseca and Esnaider were hardly used. Particularly impressive
was the quality of his finishing. Most of his goals were first-time efforts,
either on rebounds from the keeper or on balls played across the box. He
drilled home sharply off either foot, with minimum fuss and maximum efficiency.
A championship medal, though, does not make Cavenaghi the finished article.
As with all players pitched in so young, the flaws in his game are there for
all to see. When the chances do not fall his way his contribution can be
limited. It is a defect he recognises. "I'm working to improve my use of the
body when I receive the ball," he says, "and I'm also trying to develop my
heading."
The capacity for improvement was evident during his glory campaign. Eight
goals in the first four games made him a marked man, and he went nine barren
matches. But, a more complete player, he bounced back to make sure of the
title with seven goals in the final six games.
Cavenaghi will not always find life so easy. A knee injury on the opening day
of the current campaign sidelined him for a month. But he was born with a
gift for putting the ball in the back of the net, and in football that is no
bad place to start.
FACT FILE
Club River Plate
Country Argentina
Born September 21, 1983, in General O'Brien, Buenos Aires
Honours Argentinian closing championship 2002
http://www.countrylife.co.uk/worldsoccer/profile_cavenaghi.html
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