Carlos Bueno plays as a striker football of Uruguay

Carlos Heber Bueno Suárez or known by the name of the Uruguayan footballer Carlos Bueno was born on May 10, 1980 in Artigas, Uruguay and he plays as a striker along Querétaro.
Bueno started his career with the football club Atlético Peñarol and then move represents one of the French club Paris Saint-Germain FC in 2005 where he rarely played on the KUB. Then he was loaned to Sporting Clube de Portugal in July 2006. Together with the club he scored four goals in all league and helped the club win playing against CD Nacional on February 3, 2007. After that Bueno sold to an Argentine club Boca Juniors where he is playing until the end of the 2007 season later he returned to the club Penarol in January 2008. In season 2009-2010, Bueno moved to one of the Spanish club when it was in division two: Sociedad. Bueno scored a hat-trick in Cádiz CF on June 5, 2010 and again competed in La Liga competition after an absence of 3 years and even be a champion. Then he moved to CF Universidad de Chile at the age of nearly 30 years in August 2010 and made his debut against the Municipal Iquique and qualify for the Copa Sudamericana. On August 15, Bueno scored the first goal for Universidad when against Everton at Estadio Francisco Sánchez Rumoroso in Coquimbo. He scored again against Bolivia's Oriente Petrolero but his club's defeat.
In December 2010, Bueno rumored to play in Mexico is one of the club after playing for the Copa Querétaro Lbertadores 2011. Bueno joined Querétaro for 3 years.
Bueno debut with the national team of Uruguay began on July 16, 2003 against Argentina in La Plata. Later he played in the Copa America in 2004 and scored 3 goals in 4 games.
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